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scroll.in · Ashok Swain · 2026-10-07T09:00:00+05:30
https://scroll.in/article/1096222/how-netanyahu-and-modi-turn-security-failures-into-political-weaponsTo respect scroll.in's copyright, Prism shows only two of its sentences. Grey bars stand in for the rest, and in the transcript their colours still show what each hidden sentence was doing.
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Ashok Swain
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The September 30 flight came close to disaster when its Omani copilot, Hamam al-Hammami, allegedly attacked the Indian captain, Smit Machchhar, with a crash axe.
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Checked 7 Oct
On February 14, 2019, a suicide bombing killed 40 personnel of the Central Reserve Police Force.
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A suicide bombing killed 40 personnel of the Central Reserve Police Force on February 14, 2019.
While a suicide bombing targeted CRPF personnel in Kashmir on February 14, 2019, reported death tolls range between 40 and 46 depending on the source, making the exact figure of 40 a specific count not universally agreed upon.
How many Central Reserve Police Force personnel were killed in the February 14, 2019 bombing?
Sources report varying figures for the death toll of CRPF personnel, including 40, 41, 42, 44, 45, and 46.
Where did the Central Reserve Police Force bombing take place on February 14, 2019?
The bombing took place in Pulwama, in Indian-administered Kashmir, near Lethpora village and Awantipora.
Checked 7 Oct · 7 sources cited
February 14, 2019, in Pulwama, India. Approximately 45 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel were killed
On February 14, at least 41 Indian paramilitary police were killed in a suicide bombing near the capital of India-administered Kashmir.
The death toll stood at 44, a senior police official said. The Central Reserve Force Police is a paramilitary organisation that is working with the Indian
45 Central Reserve Police Force personnel were killed. The attack took place on the Srinagar-Anantnag highway near Awantipora.
A suicide bomber rammed a car into a bus carrying Indian paramilitary police in Kashmir on Thursday, killing 44 of them in the deadliest attack in decades
At least 40 Indian paramilitary police have been killed in a bomb attack by militants on their convoy in Indian-administered Kashmir.
A suicide bomber rammed a car into a bus carrying Indian paramilitary police in Kashmir on Thursday, killing 44 of them in the deadliest attack in decades
At least 46 soldiers died, making it the deadliest single attack against Indian forces in the region since 1989
At least 42 Indian forces have been killed in a suicide attack in southern part of India-administered Kashmir, the worst
Feb. 14, a massive explosion rocked a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) convoy in Pulwama in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir.
Indian army troopers stand guard near the site of a suicide attack on convoy of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) near Lethpora village in Pulwama
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched an airstrike on Balakot in Pakistan shortly after.
What was checked
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched an airstrike on Balakot in Pakistan shortly after February 14, 2019.
Multiple news reports confirm that India launched an airstrike on Balakot, Pakistan, shortly after the February 14, 2019 Pulwama attack, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Did Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi order an airstrike on Balakot in Pakistan?
Indian planes carried out an airstrike near Balakot in Pakistan after Prime Minister Narendra Modi vowed to respond to the Pulwama attack.
When did the airstrike on Balakot take place?
The airstrike on Balakot took place in late February 2019, following the Pulwama attack on February 14, 2019.
Checked 7 Oct · 4 sources cited
On 27 February 2019, in retaliation for the IAF bombing of an alleged terrorist hideout in Balakot, a group of PAF Mirage-5 and JF-17 fighters allegedly conducted an airstrike against certain ground targets across the Line of Control. They
The planes dropped bombs outside the town of Balakot, about 40 miles into Pakistani territory. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had vowed to respond.
India launched an air strike on what it said was a militant base inside Pakistan. Indian officials said the raid near the town of Balakot in northeast Pakistan
"Acting on intelligence, India early today struck the biggest training camp of Jaish-e-Mohammad in Balakot," he said.
Terrorists killed 26 people on vacation in Kashmir.
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Attackers led by Hamas killed around 1,200 people on October 7.
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Attackers led by Hamas killed around 1,200 people on October 7, 2023.
Multiple reliable sources establish that Hamas-led attackers killed approximately 1,200 people on October 7, 2023.
Checked 7 Oct · 4 sources cited
The murdered:To date, more than 1,200 victims murdered in the October 7th massacre have been identified (a number that is not final and is frequently updated). 812 civilians were massacred on October 7 by Hamas terrorists. Of these: 743 c
The October 7, 2023, Hamas-led attack on Israel killed approximately 1,200 people and resulted in the abduction of over 250 men, women, and children.
On October 7, 2023, Hamas, with participation from members of PIJ, the PFLP, and other terrorist groups, launched a surprise attack on Israel that killed more than 1,100 people, including hundreds of Israeli civilians and at least 31 U.S. c
Israelis are marking three years since the Hamas-led attack on 7 October 2023, in which about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were taken hostage
Attackers led by Hamas took hostages on October 7.
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Attackers led by Hamas took hostages on October 7, 2023.
Multiple independent sources and official records confirm that Hamas attackers took hundreds of hostages during the October 7, 2023 attacks.
Did attackers led by Hamas take hostages during the October 7, 2023 attack?
Attackers led by Hamas took hostages during the October 7, 2023 attack on Israel.
How many hostages were taken by Hamas on October 7, 2023?
Official reports and sources note that hundreds of people (approximately 240 to 252) were taken hostage by Hamas on October 7, 2023.
Checked 7 Oct · 7 sources cited
On May 5, 2024,a Magen David mobile intensive care vehicle in Kiryat Shmona was hit by shrapnel from rockets launched from Lebanon. _Hostages and Missing Persons_ 252people were taken hostage by Hamas terrorists on October 7. [...] 4 hostag
The denial arrived within hours, even as Hamas operatives were still terrorizing Israeli communities in an attack that left 1,200 dead and hundreds held hostage
On October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorists launched a brutal attack on Israel. By the end of 2024 there were close to 100 hostages still being held by Hamas, among them seven U.S. citizens.
The terrorists murdered more than 1400 people, took. 240 hostages, and committed crimes such as torturing of civilians, sexual violence, and burning of living
Omer Shem Tov, 23, kidnapped by Hamas during the Nova festival on October 7, 2023, at his home in Herzliya, Israel, September 9, 2026. Omer Shem Tov, 23, kidnapped by Hamas during the Nova festival on October 7, 2023, at his home in Herz
The October 7 Hamas attacks in Israel, which killed 32 U.S. citizens – with five others still held hostage as this report is being drafted – were a stark and horrific reminder that terrorist groups overseas remain a persistent and pervasive threat to the United States and U.S. citizens and facilities abroad.
On October 7, 2023, Hamas launched a mass attack on Israel, the release of some hostages.
An Israeli state comptroller report in 2024 had already identified deficiencies.
What was checked
An Israeli state comptroller report in 2024 identified deficiencies.
Official State Comptroller reports published in Israel in 2024 identified various administrative and regulatory deficiencies.
Did the Israeli state comptroller publish a report in 2024 identifying deficiencies?
The Israeli State Comptroller published official reports in 2024, including abstracts in July 2024 and specific reports in November 2024.
What findings or deficiencies were reported by the Israeli state comptroller in 2024?
The 2024 State Comptroller reports addressed various deficiencies such as the low resources of the Capital and Insurance Supervision Authority and issues regarding monopolies and food concentration.
Checked 7 Oct · 4 sources cited
State of Israel State Comptroller Report J u l y 2 0 2 4 A b s t r a c t s State Comptroller and Ombudsman | Jerusalem Foreword | III | Report of the State Comptroller of Israel | July 2024 Foreword The State Comptroller's annual audit report – July 2024 is submitted to the Knesset under the State Comptroller’s Law, 1958 [Consolidated Version].
The Ministry of Health In Vitro Fertilization in Israel – Regulatory and Supervisory Aspects Report of the State Comptroller of Israel | November 2024
had been taken. Furthermore, the Ministry of Defense, which is the responsible department in this case, has not provided any operative plans (State Comptroller, 2020). SGI 2024 | 37 Israel Report Decarbonized Energy System Policy Efforts an
State Comptroller Office, the state's dealing with the concentration and monopolies in the food and consumer goods sector, November 2024, page 4
Pakistan retaliated forcefully.
What was checked
Pakistan retaliated forcefully after the Balakot airstrike.
Multiple sources confirm that Pakistan launched a military retaliation against India on February 27, 2019, following the Balakot airstrikes.
Did Pakistan launch a retaliation following the Balakot airstrike?
Yes, Pakistan launched a military response involving air combat following the Balakot airstrike.
When did Pakistan's retaliation take place?
Pakistan's retaliation took place on February 27, 2019, the day after the Indian airstrike.
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“Next day, our air force, while staying within our own airspace, took four targets in India-occupied Kashmir … Being a responsible country, we co
On February 27, 2019, the Pakistani Air Force launched retaliatory airstrikes on three important Indian military locations in broad daylight.
India did retaliate at move two, with Balakot, and Pakistan did respond at move three, with air combat at the Line of Control.
The Indian Air Force’s ‘lessons learnt’ assessment primarily covered February’s retaliatory airstrike on a suspected jihadist training camp in Balakot, Pakistan, resulting in a military flare-up with its neighbor. It found that IAF warplane
The attack in Pahalgam repeated the pattern in April 2025.
This sentence reports what was said rather than asserting a checkable fact, so there is nothing to verify.
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The attack exposed the vulnerability of civilians in a region the Indian government had repeatedly presented as normalised and secure.
This sentence reports what was said rather than asserting a checkable fact, so there is nothing to verify.
Checked 7 Oct
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Searched: “Flydubai Flight FZ1073 copilot attack cockpit axe Saudi Arabia” · 24 outside sources
US and Israeli reports suggested the co-pilot intended to crash the plane into Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion airport or a tower block.
The article does not mention any reports about crashing into Ben Gurion airport or a tower block.
The incident is being investigated by Saudi, Emirati, and Israeli authorities, with assistance from the United States and Oman.
The article mentions UAE and Israel involvement, but does not detail an investigation by Saudi, Emirati, Israeli, US, and Omani authorities.
Saudi Arabia notified specialist aviation agencies abroad that it would carry out a safety investigation under international rules into flight FZ1073.
The text does not mention Saudi Arabia notifying specialist aviation agencies about an investigation under international rules.
Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed praised Indian flydubai pilot Smit Machchhar for his courage during the incident.
The article does not mention Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed.
The flight departed from Dubai with 182 people on board, including eight crew members, heading to Tel Aviv.
The article mentions the flight and captain, but gives no figures for the passenger or crew count.
Flight-tracking data from Flightradar24 shows the aircraft dropped about 16,625 feet in just over 30 seconds while over Saudi Arabia.
The article mentions the flight came close to disaster and landed in Tabuk, but lacks specific altitude-drop data.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu noted that Israel has agreements with foreign carriers preventing pilots from citizenships without diplomatic ties from flying into the country.
The article discusses security arrangements and foreign airlines, but contains no mention of such pilot citizenship agreements.
Passengers left Tabuk on a replacement aircraft on Wednesday afternoon and reached Israel that evening.
The article mentions passengers returned to Israel, but does not state replacement aircraft details or the Wednesday timeline.
Israel scrambled warplanes following the emergency alert due to fears of a hijacking.
The article does not mention Israel scrambling warplanes.
The US National Transportation Safety Board confirmed it had assigned a representative to the probe.
The article does not mention the US National Transportation Safety Board.
The altercation erupted inside the cockpit while the Boeing 737 was cruising through Jordanian airspace.
The copilot involved in the Flydubai flight FZ1073 cockpit incident was arrested by Saudi authorities upon landing.
The article mentions the flight landed in Saudi Arabia and the copilot's alleged attack, but not his arrest.
Flight FZ1073 triggered emergency signals, a rapid descent, and security responses including scrambled fighter jets over fears of a hijacking.
The article mentions a close approach to disaster and landing in Saudi Arabia, but not emergency signals, rapid descent, or scrambled jets.
The United Arab Emirates prosecutor general stated that flydubai flight FZ1073's co-pilot attempted a terrorist attack during the flight.
The article mentions the UAE's statements on passenger details, but not a prosecutor general stating it was a terrorist attack.
A reserve flydubai pilot flew the aircraft to Tabuk airport in Saudi Arabia, where Saudi authorities detained the co-pilot.
Mentions landing in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, but does not state a reserve pilot flew it there or Saudi authorities detained the copilot.
Passengers and crew subdued the co-pilot after disaster was averted on Wednesday.
Mentions passengers overpowering the attacker, but does not include 'Wednesday' or crew subduing him specifically.
Flydubai flight FZ1073 departed Dubai International Airport for Tel Aviv on September 30, 2026.
The United Arab Emirates opened an investigation into the stabbing aboard a FlyDubai flight bound for Israel.
The text mentions the UAE's comments on passenger details, but not an investigation opened into a stabbing.
A Flydubai copilot allegedly stabbed the captain during a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, causing the aircraft to descend rapidly before landing safely in Saudi Arabia.
Mentions an attack by a copilot on a captain during the flight, but terms it an axe attack rather than a stabbing.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that a pilot on a FlyDubai flight stabbed another pilot and seemingly tried to crash the aircraft.
The article mentions the copilot attacked the captain with a crash axe, but does not state Netanyahu made this claim.
The injured Indian captain, Smit Machchhar, was reported to be in a stable condition by India's embassy in Saudi Arabia.
The article mentions the captain was wounded and injured, but does not cite the Indian embassy or stable condition status.
Flydubai announced a suspension of services to and from Israel while investigations proceeded.
The article does not mention Flydubai suspending its services to and from Israel.
FlyDubai Flight FZ1073 took off from Dubai with 174 people on board flying to Tel Aviv on Wednesday.
flydubai suspended its Israel services following a security incident on flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv that diverted to Saudi Arabia.
The article mentions the flight diverted to Saudi Arabia and details the incident, but does not report that Flydubai suspended Israel services.
The co-pilot attacked the captain in the cockpit with a crash axe and tried to seize control of the aircraft.
The article states the copilot attacked the captain with a crash axe.
Regional officials reported the co-pilot had previously been barred from flying by Oman Air over concerns regarding extremist views before being hired by flydubai.
Captain Smit Machchhar managed to open the cockpit door while injured, allowing passengers and crew to enter and help overpower the co-pilot.
A source told Reuters that the co-pilot was Hammam al-Hammami, an Omani national.
The article identifies the copilot as Hamam al-Hammami, an Omani.
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