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>I was boarding a plane to fly into TLV from Athens I think you mean the other way around. If you are being asked all these questions the flight was from TLV t
by kkapelon 8y ago
>I was boarding a plane to fly into TLV from Athens
I think you mean the other way around. If you are being asked all these questions the flight was from TLV to Athens. Right?
- pintxo 8y agoIsrael has people on the ground around the world. Hard learned lesson after too many hijacked planes.
- isostatic 8y agoSee for example the "Hindawi affair" https://www.asi-mag.com/ann-marie-murphy-hindawi-affair-30th-anniversary-review/ https://www.asi-mag.com/ann-marie-murphy-hindawi-affair-30th...
- pl1234 8y agoAlso check out the dancing israelis celebrating after 9/11 http://www.unz.com/pgiraldi/the-dancing-israelis/ http://www.unz.com/pgiraldi/the-dancing-israelis/
- mimi89999 8y agoThis wasn't an ElAl flight, so I don't understand why they care.
- peterwwillis 8y agoNo, it was Athens to TLV. I should mention that this was an El Al flight: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Al#Airport_security_measures https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Al#Airport_security_measure... "El Al security procedures require that all passengers be interviewed individually prior to boarding, allowing El Al staff to identify possible security threats. Passengers are asked questions about their place of origin, the reason for their trip, their job or occupation, and whether they have packed their bags themselves. [...] Even at overseas airports, El Al security agents conduct all luggage searches personally, even if they are supervised by government or private security firms." I've also faced heightened security traveling from TLV to other airports, featuring another barrage of questions and extra screening. But to their credit, they helped me skip some lines and get to the plane just before it left.