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Timeline of events on Tel Aviv-bound Flydubai flight FZ1073 - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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A plane bound for Tel Aviv had to make an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia this morning after the pilot was reportedly stabbed at 35,000 feet. Flydubai flight FZ1073 was two hours into its journey when the incident, which has been named by Israeli prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a “terror attack”, unfolded. There were 174 passengers on board and six crew members, two of whom have been taken to hospital. Here is what the JC understands happened:
Heroic passengers on Flydubai Tel Aviv plane prevented ‘major disaster’ by storming cockpit - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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Heroic passengers on a Tel Aviv-bound flight prevented a “major disaster” by storming the cockpit and tying up the knife-wielding co-pilot who tried to crash the jet, according to Israeli authorities. The incident, which has been called a “terror attack” by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, happened on Wednesday morning onboard the Tel Aviv-bound Flydubai flight FZ1073 around two hours after take-off. According to passenger accounts, the co-pilot stabbed the pilot, causing the plane to
Heirs of Jewish banker sue Sotheby’s over £1.2m sale of painting ‘looted by the Nazis’ - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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The family of a Jewish banker is taking auction house Sotheby’s to court after allegedly being shortchanged in a settlement over the £1.2 million sale of a painting from his collection, which they claim was stolen by the Nazis. The painting, entitled Darse de pêche et bassin Duquesne, Dieppe, was created by the Jewish/Portuguese artist Camille Pissarro in 1902. It was owned by Salomon Flavian, a wealthy Jewish/Romanian banker who lived in Paris. Flavian’s extensive art collection was seized by t
Israeli chess team forced to forfeit Olympiad matches after the Netherlands and Bulgaria refuse to reschedule for Yom Kippur - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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The Israeli chess team were forced to forfeit four matches at the International Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, after the Netherlands and Bulgaria refused to change their match times so that the Israelis could observe Yom Kippur. The Israeli Chess Federation made a request – with at least eight months notice - for the match times, which fell during the festival, to be changed. The international body, the International Chess Federation, sent the Israelis a letter in January, pledging to
Meet the ‘Sukkah Boys’ – the industrious handymen helping Australian Jews observe Succot - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)
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If you are looking forward to Succot, but dreading putting up your succah, you are in luck – if you live in Australia, that is. Handyman Billy Klein and his friend, carpenter Zuzz Rapp, who go by the moniker “the Sukkah Boys”, make light work of building the temporary structures used during Succot, which falls this weekend. Completing just one succah is enough to leave many of us a sweaty exhausted mess – but Klein and Rapp the pair have constructed thousands of succot since they began offering
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