"Hostile elements" attempted to take over the communication network of an El Al plane flying from Phuket to Ben-Gurion Airport on Saturday night and divert it from its destination.
This is the second time such an incident has occurred in the past week, according to the report.
“For Jews, this country no longer feels like a safe space or ‘home,’” writes Howard Sackstein of the SA Jewish Report after South Africa's anti-Israel activity during the Hamas war.
N12 reported later on Thursday that security guards detained the passenger on board the flight after he attempted to infiltrate the cockpit.
Through this new cooperation, travelers on El Al will be offered the opportunity to listen to Yeshiva University Torah classes.
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Many airlines froze their routes to Israel because of the war with Hamas, but are now finding their way back to the Holy Land
Antisemitism may have come to the surface in places where we thought it would never again exist, but taking a trip or a pilgrimage to Israel is not the antidote Diaspora Jews are seeking.
The scheme, called "A Bear for Every Hostage,” was the brainchild of flight attendant Hadar Harik.
Effective January 15, Delta and EL AL will provide reciprocal benefits to their top-tier frequent flyer members.