Al-Qaeda Threat: 'Planes carrying fighters against Islam are still flying', terrorist organization Al-Qaeda threatens more incidents like Flydubai


New Delhi. On September 30, on a flydubai flight going from Dubai to Tel Aviv, Israel, the co-pilot of Omani origin attacked Captain Smit Machar with an ax and badly injured him. Investigation has revealed that the co-pilot wanted to crash the plane in Israel like the 9/11 terrorist attack. Now the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda has threatened that American and Israeli planes will be targeted in future also.

In the latest issue of 'Al-Bayan', a weekly supporting al-Qaeda, it has been written that the war is not over, citing the example of 9/11 terrorist attacks in America. It is further written in the pro-terrorist magazine that planes carrying fighters against Islam, including America and Israel, are still flying and can be targeted. Let us tell you that terrorists associated with Al-Qaeda had hijacked several planes and hit the World Trade Center and Pentagon like missiles. Due to which more than three thousand people lost their lives. After that, America claimed to completely destroy Al-Qaeda by attacking Afghanistan, but Al-Qaeda terrorists still survive.

Al-Qaeda also released a video of Osama's son Hamza bin Laden in September.

Al-Qaeda's latest threat is also important because in September itself, this terrorist organization had declared Hamza bin Laden, son of its founder Osama bin Laden, as its chief. A video of Hamza was also released by Al-Qaeda. Whereas, in the year 2019, US President Donald Trump had announced that Osama bin Laden's son had been killed in an operation on the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan. The special thing is that in the investigation of the social media accounts of co-pilot Hamam al-Hamami, accused of attacking Captain Smit Machar, content related to many terrorists including Osama bin Laden and senior al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri has been found. Hamam was also banned from flying in Oman. This step was taken because of his radical ideology.

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