Israeli officials have described the September 30, 2026, Flydubai cockpit stabbing on a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight as a serious security incident and possible jihadist terror attempt, but have not attributed it to Iran or its proxies. The co-pilot, an Omani national, was arrested and is under Saudi investigation, with no public evidence linking the attacker to Iranian entities amid the broader U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict. Israeli statements stress fact-gathering and cooperation with regional partners while avoiding premature blame, consistent with standard attribution protocols in aviation security cases. This measured response, combined with the attacker's nationality and the absence of claimed responsibility or corroborating intelligence, supports trader expectations that an official Israeli accusation against Iran or proxies by October 31 remains unlikely.