Terrorist Co-Pilot  Hamam al-Hammami Inspired by al-Qaeda Articles of Samir Khan Who Continues to Keep on Giving From the Grave. Hamam al-Hammami the Flydubai pilot involved in an mid-air terrorist attack on a Tel Aviv-bound flight, was reportedly motivated by Islamist extremist content linked to Al-Qaeda.  al-Hammami reportedly told interrogators he intended to crash the plane into the Azrieli towers in Tel Aviv . Security investigations into his radicalization revealed that he consumed propaganda that echoes the work of Samir Khan, the prominent American-Pakistani Al-Qaeda operative and original publisher of Inspire magazine.  It’s impossible to quantify the reach of Samir Khan’s illustrated guide, but its residue has been spotted in the Boston Marathon Bombers case, the San Bernardino terrorist attacks , and a planned 2012 terrorist attack on Fort Hood by US Army Major Nidal Hasan. UPDATE, Fort Hood killer Nidal Hasan will be executed by firing squad at same militar...