Yaniv Hayoun, from hijacked Flydubai flight, becomes a sex symbol

Is there a plumber in the house?

Israel has an unlikely new sex symbol – and it’s a virtual promised land for plumbers.

After a hijacked Flydubai flight by an ill suspected terrorist pilot miraculously averted disaster, details have been revealed about the group of brave Israelis who saved the day, including Yaniv Hayoun.

Hayoun, a plumber, put the Omani co-pilot accused of trying to massacre the pilot in a headlock, pulled him from the captain’s seat, then grabbed the controls, managing to stabilize the plane in a dive using techniques he learned from the TV show “Air Disasters.”

This stunning act of heroism left a country shaken, in awe – and for some singles, intrigued.

Israeli women are seeing plumbers in a whole new light, hoping they can be stopped from flushing their love lives down the toilet.

“I want a plumber, baby,” Pasadena native Chaya Lev, who has lived in Israel for a decade, told the Post. “They’re fearless – I’m obsessed – he’s the man I want.”

Who needs the dating app Grindr when all women really want “Plungr”?

“It’s about being a man who knows how to rise,” the 52-year-old social media personality said.

“Who doesn’t want a man who can get into the cockpit and save the plane after watching a TV show?” she cried. “It’s sexy.”

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But for the Pasadena native who now lives in Israel, it’s “more than being a plumber – you have to be an alpha male who knows when to hold it and when to bend it.”

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And Israeli men are taking note – hoping to probe the heart of an obsessed woman.

Popular culinary personality Rami Tal, who moved to Tel Aviv from Australia, rose to fame with his show “Cooking with Rami.”

But the transplant – a single local heartthrob – insisted he may be changing tactics to prevent his love life from falling apart.