New details on the disaster that was averted in the terror flight: "Global-scale damage"

About two weeks after the terror flight from Dubai, Assaf Rajuan, who helped subdue the terrorist in the cockpit, told interviewer Ido Tauber about the suspicious details he noticed during the flight and the information he passed on to security officials. According to him, the scale of the disaster that was averted could be on the level of global damage, perhaps even war. The passengers and their families are still dealing with the aftermath of the incident.

About two weeks after the terror flight from Dubai, Assaf Rajuan, one of the passengers who subdued the terrorist in the cockpit, told interviewer Ido Tauber about coping with the traumatic event. According to him, as time passes, the magnitude of the damage that was averted becomes clearer: "This could be on the level of global damage, perhaps even war." Rajuan described noticing suspicious details during the flight and passing the information to security officials. He also referred to the moving ceremony at the President's Residence, where the passengers received a certificate of honor for their bravery, and the need for a long rehabilitation process for everyone on the flight. The interview comes amid new details revealed about the attack's planning, including connections of the terrorist pilot to a mosque in Melbourne.