The Israel Airports Authority board has decided to establish an investigative committee to examine the shutdown of Ben Gurion Airport, according to The Zioneer.
The Israel Airports Authority board formally voted on Sunday afternoon to establish an investigative committee into the circumstances that led to the recent shutdown of Ben Gurion Airport, The Zioneer reports. The committee's scope, composition, and timeline have not yet been detailed.
Earlier on Sunday at 13:10 Jerusalem, The Zioneer reported that Transportation Minister Miri Regev had ordered the establishment of an external investigative committee to examine the conduct that led to the cessation of operations. Separately, the IAA board had set up an internal committee headed by its internal auditor to review the sequence of events, with initial findings expected by the end of the week.
The new vote formalizes the board's internal committee, following the initial reports of its creation. The relationship between the external probe ordered by Minister Regev and the board's investigative committee remains to be clarified.
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