Israeli Transport Minister Miri Regev addressed the severe failure regarding the hijacking of a “Flydubai” aircraft on Kan 11, distancing herself from responsibility. She stated that the list of names did not reach her ministry, as identifying the crew is the responsibility of an intelligence agency, and her ministry is not an intelligence agency. Regev effectively shifted the blame, asserting her ministry was not involved in the crew identification process. This statement comes after criticism regarding potential security shortcomings that allowed the hijacking to occur. The incident raises questions about inter-agency coordination and accountability within Israel’s security apparatus. Regev’s comments suggest a clear attempt to deflect criticism away from her ministry and onto intelligence officials.