Total chaos in UAE.
14 UAE officials are now under serious suspicion of being the masterminds behind the failed hijacking attempt of Flydubai Flight FZ1073.
The Omani suicidal pilot, Hamam Alhamami, was suspended by Oman Air in 2024 for frequently visiting radical Islamic websites.
He then moved to Dubai that same year.
Flydubai hired him as a pilot.
Oman Air warned Flydubai about the pilot's extremist views.
But Flydubai ignored the warnings.
Even when the suicidal pilot was a trainee, he was found with extremist material.
He was treated as a security risk.
He was linked to Al-Qaeda on 7 different occasions.
He developed his extremist views during training camps in Syria.
His colleagues described him as a religious extremist who refused to shake hands with women.
He was also found guilty of promoting Istishhad.
Which is religiously framed suicide attacks.
Massive suspicions are now growing over why the UAE allowed him to fly Flight FZ1073.
This now appears to have been a deliberate attempt by certain individuals to carry out a 9/11 style attack against the 174 passengers on board.
Mossad and Shin Bet want the pilot to be handed over to Israel.
But the UAE is refusing.
Saudi Arabia did not even finish their initial inquiry.
But because of external pressure, the pilot was transferred to the UAE.
A prohibited knife also somehow got past airport security with inside support.
This hijacking was most likely planned months in advance.
The incident is now being treated as an inside job.
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