Enemy Intelligence Concerned of "Terrorist" Operations From the Air

"Israel" lives in a state of anxiety, for fear of being attacked by terrorist operations from the air, according to our correspondent Nir Dvori, who said "In the last two weeks, flights were delayed coming to ‘Israel' in three different airports around Europe, due to suspicions about a number of travelers on board aircrafts owned by foreign companies."

A decision was taken in "Israel" to have the suspected passengers disembarked, their planes stopped from take off, and the suspects questioned by "Israeli" intelligence in cooperation with their intelligence counterparts in Europe. After all passengers were cleared of belonging to "terrorist" organizations, flights were allowed to continue to "Israel", although the suspects were barred from entering Tel Aviv."

What is happening in European airports indicates the existence of a real and escalating fear of the likelihood of "Israel" receiving an aerial terrorist strike, similar to what happened in September 2001, in the United States."