in the neighboring Peninsula, the group formerly known as Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis, which claimed it was behind the fatal plane crash.

Egypt and Russia have been quick to deny any possible terrorism link to the incident, which is being described as one of the deadliest Airbus crashes of the past decade.

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According to the Daily Mail, Michael Clarke, director general of the Royal United Services Institute, told British radio he believes the early information indicates the jet could have been destroyed by a bomb on the aircraft.

Clarke told BBC Radio Five Live: “This aircraft was 200km north ofdeclared a day of national mourning by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

According to JewishPress.com, the incident took place “exactly one year, one hour and one minute” after Glick was shot four times at point-blank range during an assassination attempt by a Palestinian terrorist in Jerusalem.

The American-born Israeli rabbi, who campaigns for more Jewish access to the Temple Mount, was the passenger in a vehicle being driven by another rabbi that was caught in a rock ambush on a road between the West Bank towns of Beit Omar and Karmei Tzur.

Police believe Glick was not singled out in the rock attack and that the assailants did not know who was inside the vehicle.

Glick’s wife told JewishPress.com that several other Jewish motorists were also attacked and that a woman in another