Co-pilot Stabs Captain on Flight

I really don't want to be that guy, but none of this makes

any sense. If you haven't heard yet, the official story is

that on a flight from

Dubai to Tel Aviv this morning, the co-pilot stabbed the captain

and tried to crash the airplane. Passengers then stormed the cockpit to

disarm the rogue pilot to regain control of the airplane.

The flight then makes an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.

The Israeli Defense Minister, Israel Kat, has since deemed this incident to be a,

quote, "attempted jihadist terror attack." Here's

Donald Trump responding.

Guy out of the seat, threw him back. The crowd got him.

The passengers got him,

grabbed him,

and having never flown a pl- a plane, he took the stick,

lifted it up,

and leveled out the plane before it crashed.

Now, this is the story that I heard.

I don't know if it's true,

but that's the story that I got from Bibi.

Story from Bibi, who, mind you, yesterday stood in front of a fighter

jet to do a press conference warning the world that Iran was

planning some kind of attack.

Now, the Iranians immediately responded, again before the attack,

and said Israel, quote, "Was planning an attack on aircraft

or airports in the

region that would then be blamed on Tehran to generate international pressure."

Well, that attack indeed came vis-a-vis an

alleged jihadist

pilot of Omani nationality. Now, here's where the story starts to

not make any sense, in that Omani pilots are forbidden

from flying to Israel. The Jerusalem Post is reporting

that Mossad, Shin Bet,

IDF, and the Israeli Transportation Ministry

have opened a joint probe into the

incident, focusing on whether there was any indication of an attack prior to

the

flight, and how an Omani pilot would have been

permitted to fly the aircraft.

It is indeed very weird how that could have happened,

especially considering that

pilots in the region have to undergo individual security screening

before receiving authorization to enter Israeli airspace and land in the

country. Keep in mind that Israel has maybe the tightest

security

protocols in the entire world. They also add that the pilot has worked

for the airline, Flydubai, for less than a year.

And then came the photo ops of Netanyahu with the heroic

passenger in a blood-stained shirt, who allegedly stormed the cockpit,

pulled the pilot off, and saved the aircraft from crashing

because he

learned how to fly a plane from watching a TV show.

Finally, the passenger took off his shoe to show

Netanyahu his

blood-soaked socks, which he had on apparently for

the eight hours that he was waiting on the ground in Saudi Arabia

after the

emergency landing to be transported back to Israel to meet with the

prime minister. And in the aftermath of the incident,

the Israeli government is

calling for more war, right on cue