Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the bloody cockpit attack that occurred on a flight headed from Dubai to Tel Aviv during an exclusive interview with Fox News on Wednesday.Netanyahu recounted how the event unfolded and praised the "unbelievable courage" of passengers who quickly corralled the alleged attacker and stabilized the plane, specially crediting Yaniv Chayon, the man who broke into the cockpit and tamed the attacker.The prime minister said he prevented the world from a disaster of "unbelievable proportions.""The passengers, including 30 children, are already saying their prayers.They know they're gone from this world," he told "Hannity." "And this young man just acts with incredible, incredible heroism and saves the day."FLYDUBAI PILOT STABS FELLOW PILOT, ATTEMPTS TO CRASH PLANE, NETANYAHU SAYSIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sits down for an interview with Sean Hannity for the July 30 episode of Hannity's podcast.
(Hang Out With Sean Hannity/Screengrab)"He acted with coolness of judgment and heroism… just tremendous courage that prevented another 9/11."The 9/11 terrorist attacks killed nearly 3,000 people.MIKE PENCE: REMEMBER THE FALLEN — AND THE GENERATION THAT DEFENDED AMERICA SINCE 9/11A pilot aboard the Israel-bound FlyDubai flight allegedly stabbed another pilot and apparently attempted to "crash the plane" with more than 100 people onboard — an incident authorities describe as a suspected hijacking.The wounded captain unlocked the cockpit door, letting in passengers who worked together to subdue the attacker and stabilize the nosediving aircraft.UNITED FLIGHT FROM CHICAGO MAKES EMERGENCY LANDING AFTER PASSENGER'S 'MULTIPLE ATTEMPTS' TO BREACH COCKPITNetanyahu met with Chayon earlier on Wednesday, lauding his act of courage and praising him for taking control of the plane under "impossible" circumstances.Israeli passenger Haim Lazarovich, who experienced an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, during a flight on FlyDub...