Israel accuses Iran/proxies of plane stabbing incident by Oct 31?

The available articles report that Israel has described the co-pilot as an 'Islamist radical' and claimed he underwent 'radical indoctrination,' but they do not show an explicit official Israeli government statement attributing the incident to Iran or an affiliated group as a deliberate act of ordering, carrying out, planning, or directly aiding the incident smh.com.au articleabc.net.au Israeli. One article indicates Israel is 'investigating involvement from Iran,' which is a step short of a public accusation abc.net.au Israel. The resolution criteria require a clear on-the-record claim that Iran or its proxies deliberately caused the incident, not merely ideological influence or an ongoing investigation. Since the reporting suggests investigation and general radicalization framing rather than a definitive accusation, the probability of a qualifying announcement by October 31 is low but not negligible, as further statements could emerge. The evidence is insufficient to support a YES, but the possibility of a future announcement keeps the probability above a very low threshold.