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Netanyahu says Flydubai co-pilot had become radicalized

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he expects to determine within days whether the alleged perpetrator had links to Iran. The suspect is detained in Saudi Arabia, and Israel is seeking his extradition.

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What is happening

Netanyahu told Fox News that the Flydubai co-pilot had become radicalized. The Times of Israel reported that the suspect had discussed killing Jews on social media. According to an Israeli official, he is expected to be transferred to the United Arab Emirates.

Why is it on the Radar?

The case involves an ongoing investigation into the suspect’s alleged radicalization and possible links to Iran, as well as questions about his detention and potential extradition.

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