Accused flydubai hijacker celebrated beating women, Sharia law in sickening social media posts: ‘Stomp on her head’
The accused Flydubai hijacker, Hamam al-Hammami, made social media posts celebrating violence against women and expressing support for Sharia law. He allegedly attempted to hijack a plane using a crash axe, severely wounding the captain. Al-Hammami's online posts described women as 'cheap meat' and advocated for violence against them.
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- ✓ The accused Flydubai hijacker, Hamam al-Hammami, made social media posts calling for violence against women.
- ✓ Al-Hammami described women as 'cheap meat devoured by anyone and everyone'.
- ✓ The accused used a crash axe to severely wound the captain in an alleged hijacking attempt.
- ✓ Al-Hammami studied at a British university.
What changed
Newly revealed social media posts by the accused have been made public, detailing his extremist views.
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Accused Flydubai Hijacker Celebrated Violence Against Women
The accused Flydubai hijacker, Hamam al-Hammami, made social media posts celebrating violence against women and expressing support for Sharia law. He allegedly attempted to hijack a plane using a crash axe, severely wounding the captain. Al-Hammami's online posts described women as 'cheap meat' and advocated for violence against them.
Why it matters
This incident raises concerns about airline safety and extremist ideologies. The accused, a 29-year-old Omani co-pilot, studied at a British university. His social media posts have sparked widespread condemnation.
What is confirmed
- The accused Flydubai hijacker, Hamam al-Hammami, made social media posts calling for violence against women.
- Al-Hammami described women as 'cheap meat devoured by anyone and everyone'.
- The accused used a crash axe to severely wound the captain in an alleged hijacking attempt.
- Al-Hammami studied at a British university.
Still unconfirmed
- Al-Qaeda has called for copycats to target US citizens on planes.
What to watch next
- Further investigation into Al-Hammami's online activities
- UAE authorities' response to the incident
- Potential security measures on Flydubai and other airlines
confidence 85%Sources used for this update (14)
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- Sky News — Flydubai latest: Pilot accused of trying to hijack plane in 'terror attack' studied at British university
- Ynetnews — Al-Qaeda supporters hail flydubai attacker, urge copycat strikes on Israeli, US planes
- NDTV — Al-Qaeda Praises flydubai Co-Pilot, Calls For Similar Attacks On US, Israel
- New York Post — Accused flydubai hijacker celebrated beating women, Sharia law in sickening social media posts: ‘Stomp on her head’
- The Times — Who is Hamam al-Hammami? Flydubai co-pilot who tried to ‘hijack’ plane
- www.dailymail.com — Flydubai hijacker called for women to be 'stomped on' in religious rants while studying at British university
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