Jerusalem, Oct 1 (UNI) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the motive behind the FlyDubai co-pilot stabbing the pilot, Indian national Captain Smit Machchhar, on a passenger jet bound for Tel Aviv remained unclear, suggesting that the motive was not necessarily linked to hijacking. Speaking to CBS News on Wednesday, Netanyahu said he did not believe the incident was an attempted hijacking, citing the account of passenger Yaniv Hayoun, who helped subdue the attacker. "I don't think it was a hijacking," Netanyahu said, adding that the co-pilot's actions appeared consistent with a suicide attempt. He alleged that the co-pilot had…
