We're All Talking About the Heroes of Flydubai - And the Question That Won't Let Go | Uriell Lynn

Attorney Uriell Lynn attacks the conduct of the security establishment and the Ministry of Transportation in the Flydubai Flight 1073 affair, comparing it to the failures that led to October 7. He raises concerns about non-Israeli pilots in the context of Islamic terror threats, and asserts that the country's residents are entitled to personal security that will not be achieved by clinging to mistaken assessments.

Attorney Uriell Lynn analyzes the near-disaster of Flydubai Flight 1073, pointing to severe failures in the functioning of the security establishment and the Ministry of Transportation. He raises concerns about non-Israeli pilots sitting in the cockpit, and recalls the events of September 11 as proof that one cannot rely on the assumption that no pilot would want to lose his life. Lynn compares the conduct before October 7, when the defense line in the Gaza border communities was abandoned, to the lack of a basic check of the pilots' identities and backgrounds on the flight from Dubai. He argues that in both cases, shallow thinking and a failure to address fundamental questions are evident. Lynn asserts that the country's residents are entitled to personal security, and that there is no choice but to bring to justice those responsible, who led the country to the brink of disaster through arrogance or flawed basic thinking.