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Barely 3 weeks after the United States and the world marked the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, which changed global aviation security, the attempted crash of flight FZ1073, which was flying Israelis from Dubai back to Tel Aviv, renewed concerns about the use of airliners as weapons by Islamist terrorists. The Omani co-pilot stabbed Indian captain Smit Machchar and sent the Boeing 737 plummeting to about 14,000 feet in less than 30 seconds before passengers and crew intervened and subdued the bomber. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said their actions prevented what he described as a "9/11 disaster," while Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi similarly said Captain Machchar helped prevent a "9/11-style tragedy." Netanyahu said that the attacker underwent "radical Islamic indoctrination". The co-pilot was being monitored by Australian security agencies after visiting a number of radical mosques while living in the country from 2015-2017. The inability of the West to shut down the preachers of hate is a big problem. People who attempt or carry out terrorist attacks are locked up in detention, but those who plant the ideas in their heads are allowed to continue spreading their poison year after year.

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Barely 3 weeks after the United States and the world marked the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, which changed global aviation security, the attempted crash of flight FZ1073, which was flying Israelis from Dubai back to Tel Aviv, renewed concerns about the use of airliners as weapons by Islamist terrorists. The Omani co-pilot stabbed Indian captain Smit Machchar and sent the Boeing 737 plummeting to about 14,000 feet in less than 30 seconds before passengers and crew intervened and subdued the bomber. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said their actions prevented what he described as a "9/11 disaster," while Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi similarly said Captain Machchar helped prevent a "9/11-style tragedy." Netanyahu said that the attacker underwent "radical Islamic indoctrination". The co-pilot was being monitored by Australian security agencies after visiting a number of radical mosques while living in the country from 2015-2017. The inability of the West to shut down the preachers of hate is a big problem. People who attempt or carry out terrorist attacks are locked up in detention, but those who plant the ideas in their heads are allowed to continue spreading their poison year after year.

Barely 3 weeks after the United States and the world marked the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, which changed global aviation security, the attempted crash of flight FZ1073, which was flying Israelis from Dubai back to Tel Aviv, renewed concerns about the use of airliners as weapons by Islamist terrorists. The Omani co-pilot stabbed Indian captain Smit Machchar and sent the Boeing 737 plummeting to about 14,000 feet in less than 30 seconds before passengers and crew intervened and subdued the bomber. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said their actions prevented what he described as a "9/11 disaster," while Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi similarly said Captain Machchar helped prevent a "9/11-style tragedy." Netanyahu said that the attacker underwent "radical Islamic indoctrination". The co-pilot was being monitored by Australian security agencies after visiting a number of radical mosques while living in the country from 2015-2017. The inability of the West to shut down the preachers of hate is a big problem. People who attempt or carry out terrorist attacks are locked up in detention, but those who plant the ideas in their heads are allowed to continue spreading their poison year after year.