After the attack in the cockpit of the passenger plane, Hamami posted two videos on social media platforms “LinkedIn” and “Photo Wall” accounts. The first video is a collection of multiple videos. The images show multiple Israel Airlines planes. CNN confirmed through positioning that one of the images was taken in Dubai. This video also includes footage taken from inside the cockpit during Hamami's flight from Dubai to Moscow in 2023. The dates and flight numbers indicated coincide with Hamami's time at Oman Air. The video concludes by paying tribute to two people — Al-Qaida's former leader and bin Laden's successor, Zawahri, and Balawi, the suicide attacker who launched an attack on a US Central Intelligence Agency site in Afghanistan in 2009. The second video he posted was generated by artificial intelligence and shows Al-Aqsa Mosque, Medina, and Mecca from an aerial perspective. The two videos were posted almost 9 hours after the safety incident on the Dubai Airlines passenger plane — Hamami had already been taken into custody at the time. Currently, it is unclear whether these two videos were posted on a scheduled schedule set in advance, or whether someone else uploaded them on their behalf. Hamami's social media account has now been cancelled.

After the attack in the cockpit of the passenger plane, Hamami posted two videos on social media platforms “LinkedIn” and “Photo Wall” accounts. The first video is a collection of multiple videos. The images show multiple Israel Airlines planes. CNN confirmed through positioning that one of the images was taken in Dubai. This video also includes footage taken from inside the cockpit during Hamami's flight from Dubai to Moscow in 2023. The dates and flight numbers indicated coincide with Hamami's time at Oman Air. The video concludes by paying tribute to two people — Al-Qaida's former leader and bin Laden's successor, Zawahri, and Balawi, the suicide attacker who launched an attack on a US Central Intelligence Agency site in Afghanistan in 2009. The second video he posted was generated by artificial intelligence and shows Al-Aqsa Mosque, Medina, and Mecca from an aerial perspective. The two videos were posted almost 9 hours after the safety incident on the Dubai Airlines passenger plane — Hamami had already been taken into custody at the time. Currently, it is unclear whether these two videos were posted on a scheduled schedule set in advance, or whether someone else uploaded them on their behalf. Hamami's social media account has now been cancelled.