So let's dig in to some breaking news.
I wanna start with this Israeli pilot, and that is pretty crazy.
And I'm not su- we haven't got much detail on that yet, but, uh, this Flydubai flight bound for Israel forced to emergency land following a suspected cockpit terror attack.
So again, you couldn't even...
And then what, what's, what's crazy about this, it looks like my lower third's not on here.
There we go.
Um, but you see that, I think that the flights between Saudi Arabia and Israel just started recently, right? Uh, in the last few years.
You guys let me, correct me if I'm wrong there, but, uh, but now you see how dangerous this sometimes is 'cause you basically have one pilot that thinks it's his jihadi duty to crash the entire plane, and that's what we have here.
It is pretty crazy.
So [laughs] again, a flight bound for Israel makes an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after a midair cockpit incident triggers fears of a possible hijacking, and that was, um...
And that, and, and th- this is like...
So the jihadi was the co-pilot.
He stabs the pilot.
The pilot, the, the, the, his plane starts going down.
Some passengers had to break in and subdue, and they were all bloody 'cause they got stabbed as well, um, and subdued the co-pilot.
That was the jihadi, most likely, right? Which I think we'll find.
And it is pretty crazy to see what's going on here.
And so, and then, um, there's fortunately were some other plain-clothed pilots on the plane, right?
Back with a Fox News alert.
If you're just joining us now, a packed flight to Israel making an emergency landing after a bloody brawl broke out in the cockpit.
You can see how that turn around, turned around here, so it was headed up toward Israel from Saudi Arabia
Well, yeah, the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu putting out a statement saying the situation is now under control after that plane was safely diverted to Saudi Arabia.
So let's dig in to some breaking news.
I wanna start with this Israeli pilot, and that is pretty crazy.
And I'm not su- we haven't got much detail on that yet, but, uh, this Flydubai flight bound for Israel forced to emergency land following a suspected cockpit terror attack.
So again, you couldn't even...
And then what, what's, what's crazy about this, it looks like my lower third's not on here.
There we go.
Um, but you see that, I think that the flights between Saudi Arabia and Israel just started recently, right? Uh, in the last few years.
You guys let me, correct me if I'm wrong there, but, uh, but now you see how dangerous this sometimes is 'cause you basically have one pilot that thinks it's his jihadi duty to crash the entire plane, and that's what we have here.
It is pretty crazy.
So [laughs] again, a flight bound for Israel makes an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after a midair cockpit incident triggers fears of a possible hijacking, and that was, um...
And that, and, and th- this is like...
So the jihadi was the co-pilot.
He stabs the pilot.
The pilot, the, the, the, his plane starts going down.
Some passengers had to break in and subdue, and they were all bloody 'cause they got stabbed as well, um, and subdued the co-pilot.
That was the jihadi, most likely, right? Which I think we'll find.
And it is pretty crazy to see what's going on here.
And so, and then, um, there's fortunately were some other plain-clothed pilots on the plane, right?
Back with a Fox News alert.
If you're just joining us now, a packed flight to Israel making an emergency landing after a bloody brawl broke out in the cockpit.
You can see how that turn around, turned around here, so it was headed up toward Israel from Saudi Arabia
Well, yeah, the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu putting out a statement saying the situation is now under control after that plane was safely diverted to Saudi Arabia.
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