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Netanyahu noted he was wounded during a 1972 Israeli commando raid to free passengers from a hijacked Sabena flight, and his brother Yoni was killed four years later while leading the Entebbe hostage rescue.

After Yaniv Hayun pulled back on the controls, another passenger and a crew member subdued the attacker, and reserve pilots then entered to stabilize the plane.

The suspect is being interrogated in Saudi Arabia, and the UAE has agreed that Israel could participate in the interrogation. Netanyahu noted that investigators do not currently have specific information linking Tehran to the incident.

After entering the cockpit and finding the Omani pilot trying to jam the aircraft's instruments, Hayun pulled back on the aircraft's controls. He was later described by Netanyahu as being "drenched" in the blood of the stabbed pilot, Capt. Smit Machchhar.

The three related projects focus on: 1) using AI to speed up the activation of more clinical trial sites to increase patient access to experimental drugs; 2) improving clinical trial data infrastructure; and 3) helping patients with complex cancers benefit from their own data and better navigate the care system.

Currently, developing a drug can take longer than a decade and cost approximately $2 billion, with more than 90% of drug candidates failing.

The initiative under ARPA-H will solicit ideas from "teams" that include a drug sponsor, with winners selected through a bidding process. These winning teams will receive funding and support over a period of five years.

ARPA-H is looking for proposals that innovate in three specific areas: phaseless trials that allow for faster trials with fewer patients, the ability to analyze data in real time during the trial rather than only at the end, and the use of automation to reduce inefficiencies.

Earlier in the year, the U.K. allowed the U.S. Air Force to use RAF Fairford for limited defensive strikes against Iranian missile capabilities.

In July, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps named RAF Fairford, stating that any British base used for attacks on Iranian territory would be considered a "legitimate target."

Five British men were arrested in connection with the alleged plot and were released on bail on Monday.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio told Fox News on Monday that the weekend incident at RAF Fairford "clearly involves the hands of a foreign actor," specifically noting that elements in Iran have openly threatened to attack American interests globally.