Know your real Avengers 🚨
- Captain Smit Machchhar, who fought the attacker and opened the cockpit
- Asaf Redjuan, who rushed at the attacker
- Israeli dad Tzvika Mans, who tied the attacker with a cable so he couldn't move
- Yaniv Hayon, who handled the aircraft and kept it stable
- Dr. Shota Musaev, who treated the captain and stopped the excessive bleeding.
They all worked together and made sure all those 180 passengers landed safely. Truly, men are brave 🙏
“I grabbed the attacker, put him in a chokehold, and pulled him out.
“I called the Israelis who were with us, jumped back in, and pulled the controls. I started pulling them back.”
Hero. 🇮🇱🙏
Prenez 30 secondes pour mesurer l’incroyable miracle auquel nous avons assisté ce matin :
Un pilote gravement blessé après avoir été poignardé par son copilote, qui trouve la force d’actionner le dispositif de déverrouillage de la porte du cockpit.
Des passagers israéliens qui pénètrent avec courage dans le cockpit pour neutraliser le terroriste.
Deux autres pilotes qui se trouvaient à bord et qui réussissent à reprendre les commandes pour faire atterrir l’avion.
Et finalement, tous les passagers de retour chez eux, en Israël, sains et saufs.
Jamais nous n’oublierons ce mercredi 30 septembre 2026, où le monde entier a assisté à un véritable miracle, survenu pendant la semaine où les Juifs célèbrent la fête de Souccot.
Merci mon D.ieu ❤️
NEW VIDEO: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets Yaniv, the passenger credited with helping stop an apparent attack aboard an Israel-bound Flydubai flight.
Yaniv rushed toward the cockpit as chaos unfolded, helping subdue the attacker before off-duty crew members took control and safely landed the plane.
Netanyahu says one pilot stabbed the other and tried to crash the aircraft. Israeli authorities are investigating the incident as a possible terror attack.
He asked ten times for the suitcase so he could change before meeting the Prime Minister. But Netanyahu didn’t care.
Yaniv came off the replacement flight into Ben Gurion still in the shirt he wore in the cockpit. The blood stains were the attacker’s. He apologized for it like a man late to a wedding. Netanyahu pulled him in, called him the honor and the hero, and asked how he’d done it.
Yaniv didn’t give a speech. He said we’re a nation of lions. Then he introduced his wife Meital and his daughters, because that’s what you do when you’ve just pulled a diving aircraft out of a hole and the first thing on your mind is not to look sloppy for the country’s leader.
The plane was about an hour from home when the lights went out and someone screamed. The stabbed captain got the door open before he went down. Yaniv went in, pulled the man off the instruments, called two others, and hauled the yoke back because the nose was pointed at the ground. He later said he knew what to do because he had watched Air Crash Investigation.
That’s a civilian deciding, in a split second under immense pressure and chaos, that the aircraft was not going to finish the job.
Western capitals will spend the next week talking about procedures and statements. What this video actually shows is the thing the West lacks in equal measure.
Israelis still move toward the door. They still put their hands on a man who is trying to kill everyone on the aircraft, then worry about a suitcase, then stand there with their children while the Prime Minister touches the blood and doesn’t flinch. That instinct is why our people are still here. The rest of the West keeps waiting for someone else to open the door.
I’m so proud, more than ever today, to be an Israeli. The world can hate us all it likes. We fight to save innocent lives no matter what the cost. Our enemies kill innocent lives for a false god and a fake prophet. And the rest sit terrified of shadows, watching their own demise, shouting at the only people who refuse to die at the hands of savages.
Am Israel Chai 🇮🇱💪🏼
SO SAD ‼️
I have just learned with deep sadness of the sudden passing of Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo, his beloved wife, Lucy Muteke, and other passengers who were on board the helicopter that tragically crashed today.
I got to know the late young billionaire, who was almost my age mate, through social media and our President, William Ruto, who happened to be his close friend. My condolences to the family,relatives,President Ruto and the people of Zimbabwe for the loss of your son, who also happened to inspire me.
May their souls rest in eternal peace. Ni uchungu sana na huzuni mwingi.
MAJAMAA KUJENI HAPA MJIONEE MAMBO !
Wale watu wa matusi, kujeni hapa. Mlisema Mosiria ni mtu wa PR na roadside content creator, lakini sikuwasikiliza wala sikukata tamaa. Watch and see Martha Njoki’s transformation journey.
She has managed to overcome drug addiction, thanks to Rapid Rehabilitation Centre for Addiction. Imagine meeting your children after 8 years of being separated from them and having left them at a children’s home. Imagine attempting to end your life on the streets because nobody cared about you, until she met me and I helped change her life. I believe that is what God wanted me to do.
Imagine the children being in shock for almost one hour, crying tears of joy as they met their mother, whom they had been told had died 8 years ago. A family that thought they had lost each other forever was reunited again. This is not about publicity; it is about restoring hope, dignity, and giving people a second chance in life.
The song embedded in this is “Its You” ~ Hezim ft Andy Saharan, Crazy Kennar used to manage or still manages him hence all the UGC money will go to them. Dear Artist get that UGC money
Karen Nyamu decided kaende kaende and reminded people that before Sifuna there was Peter Kenneth ‘Sifuna ni senator wa social media mnamdanganya, akiwa rais mniite mchawi’
She walked right into the emotional gang room with bitter facts! Ni kubaya
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