Flash: The Attorney General of the United Arab Emirates shares new information about the Omani co-pilot. Turns out he was radicalized in Australia by the Muslim Brotherhood

UAE investigators say he wanted to carry out a suicide attack in the passenger terminal at Israel's Ben Gurion Airport.

While studying in Australia (specifically Melbourne), he turned to radical ideology in 2017.

He consumed extremist publications and online content that glorified terrorism and suicide attacks.

He attended the RMIT-affiliated mosque and got to know the people who run MyCentre, which he claims is supported by an association linked to the Muslim Brotherhood.

By his own admission, he was inspired by the 9/11 attacks and developed the idea of a similar aircraft-based attack, which influenced his decision to pursue a career in aviation. He used two previous flights to Tel Aviv to tour the route and airport before trying to execute the plan on his third flight.

The new information shows the danger that preachers of hate bring with them.

In practice, the running is a conveyor belt of Islamist terror.