Bomb Threat Story on American Plane That Landed in Tel Aviv

Hebrew sources reported an anonymous warning about a bomb on a Delta Air Lines plane that had flown from the United States to Ben Gurion Airport.

Hebrew sources reported an anonymous warning about the presence of a bomb on a Delta flight that arrived at Ben Gurion Airport from the United States.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, Zionist TV Channel 12 announced: After receiving an anonymous warning about the presence of a bomb on the Delta plane that arrived at Ben Gurion Airport from the United States, the plane was moved to a distant location and is currently under inspection.

According to Ambassador Arjan, according to the Hebrew Channel 14 report, the airport authorities reacted immediately and quickly evacuated the passengers and moved the plane to a separate area or runway away from the main terminal. There, security and bomb disposal teams began a thorough search of the plane and its surroundings.

The Israel Airports Authority later confirmed that the incident had ended without finding anything out of the ordinary, releasing an official statement that said: "The incident ended without any unusual findings and operations have returned to normal."

Initial assessments from the outset suggested that the report may have been a false alarm or a hoax, and that no immediate danger to passengers or crew was reported.

Delta Air Lines resumed direct flights between New York and Ben Gurion Airport last month after a more than six-month suspension due to the war with Iran and missile threats that had previously closed Israel's airspace.