Israel minister Ben-Gvir to demand flydubai co-pilot's extradition after foiled 'crash bid'. UAE asserts 'jurisdiction' over probe
India, Oct. 1 -- Israel's national security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir will reportedly demand the extradition of the flydubai co-pilot who allegedly attempted to crash the Tel Aviv-bound plane with nearly 180 people onboard on Wednesday.
The minister is likely to make the demand at Thursday's security cabinet meeting, The Jerusalem Post reported, citing statement from Ben-Gvir's office. Track live updates on flydubai incident
The meeting comes following the major security scare after a co-pilot of the flydubai plane allegedly tried to crash the aircraft.
"Anyone who planned to crash a plane and murder 180 Israelis must be extradited to Israel and pay the heaviest price here. We cannot be satisfied with the fact that the disaster was prev...
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