Israeli officials have described the September 30, 2026, FlyDubai incident—in which an Omani co-pilot stabbed the captain and attempted to seize controls on a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight—as a possible jihadist terror attempt, but Prime Minister Netanyahu and other leaders stated it was too early to attribute involvement to Iran or its proxies. Investigations by UAE, Saudi, and Israeli authorities have since pointed to the attacker acting alone with intent to crash into Ben Gurion Airport, with no confirmed links to state actors or proxies emerging by early October. Ongoing probes and the absence of new evidence or official accusations have reinforced trader expectations that Israel will not level such claims against Iran before the October 31 resolution date.