A PLUMBER FROM ROW 16 MAY HAVE JUST STOPPED ANOTHER 9/11.
Netanyahu told Hannity tonight that on a flight from Dubai to Israel, one pilot attacked the other, reportedly with an axe, and the plane started nose-diving with 174 people on board. The wounded Indian pilot, bleeding badly and fighting for his life, still managed to unlock the cockpit door.
An Israeli passenger named Hayoun ran up from row 16, got knocked off his feet as the plane swerved, and still made it into the cockpit. He pulled the attacker off the controls, grabbed the stick and pulled it back. Other passengers and crew piled on the attacker until the reserve crew could get the plane steady.
Netanyahu asked him how he did it, and he said he just had to. His family was on that plane. When Netanyahu asked what he does for a living, the man said he's a plumber.
That wounded pilot and that plumber are heroes, and I'm praying the pilot pulls through. Regular people with guts are still the last line of defense when evil shows up at 30,000 feet.
दुबई से तेल अवीव जाने वाली फ्लाइट को पहले हाईजैक करने की कोशिश की गई , सफल नहीं हुई तो फिर ओमानी Co-pilot ने उसे क्रैश करवाने की कोशिश की।
लेकिन इस भयावह आतंकी घटना के बीच खड़ा हो गया भारतीय पायलट “Samit Machar” ,
जिसने इजरायली यात्रियों की मदद से हाईजैक ��र प्लेन क्रैश करने के प्लान को फ़ेल करके 180 यात्रियों की जान और एक ग्लोबल क्राइसिस को बचा लिया।
इसलिए ही कहते है “कुछ और ना आता हो हमको हमे प्यार निभाना आता है”
जियो शेर ❤️��👏
It was a miracle in the skies.
And now in the wake of the unsuccessful hijacking of an Israel-bound plane—and the heroism of the pilots and passengers—many questions remain.
Who was behind the attempted attack and have we entered a dangerous new phase in the war with Islamic jihadists?
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