Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said a FlyDubai pilot may have tried to bring down a flight headed to Israel, according to The New York Times. The BBC reports that Netanyahu said the pilot was arrested after stabbing another pilot. The incident involved a flight traveling between Dubai and Israel, the BBC reported. Netanyahu's account was carried in live updates published by The New York Times, which reported his claim that the pilot may have attempted to crash the aircraft. CNN also reported the Israeli leader's statement that a pilot may have sought to crash the Israel-bound flight. A passenger described the co-pilot as having attacked the pilot in what the passenger called a "suicide attack," according to Channels Television. The Times of Israel published a summary of what is known about the FlyDubai plane incident. The reports draw on statements from Netanyahu and on a passenger account, and the material available does not include further detail on the condition of the pilot who was stabbed, the exact route or flight number, or the status of any investigation. The New York Times, the BBC, CNN, The Times of Israel and Channels Television all covered the episode. What to watch next: official confirmation from Israeli and Emirati authorities, along with any details on the condition of the injured pilot and the outcome of the arrest.