Israeli officials have described the September 30 cockpit stabbing on a FlyDubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv as an attempted jihadist terror attack by an Omani co-pilot who reportedly underwent Islamist radical indoctrination, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other leaders have repeatedly stated it is too early to determine any Iranian or proxy connection. Investigations led by UAE and Saudi authorities continue without public evidence tying the incident to Iran or its proxies, and U.S. officials have reported no indications of such involvement. With the October 31 deadline approaching and no new diplomatic statements, intelligence releases, or escalatory rhetoric linking the event to Tehran in the past week, trader consensus reflects the absence of developments that would prompt an official Israeli accusation.