Israeli PM Netanyahu commends Indian pilot for averting potential plane crash

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised an Indian airline pilot, Captain Amit Singh, for his recent actions. The pilot prevented a potential crash when his co-pilot reportedly fell ill mid-flight. The incident occurred on a flight from the United Arab Emirates to India. Netanyahu described the pilot as a 'true hero' in a social media post.

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