> For example, if you fit the wrong profile, they will not let you board even though they have little to no evidence of any wrongdoing. It may not be exactly t

> For example, if you fit the wrong profile, they will not let you board even though they have little to no evidence of any wrongdoing. It may not be exactly the same, but that's not too far from what happens in the US either (I would know - it happened to me). The main difference between Israel and the US is that in Israel, the racial profiling is done openly. That's not to say that people are happy with the racial profiling there either[0], but it's legal to do it explicitly. [0] http://www.thenational.ae/news/world/arabs-say-they-endure-degrading-airport-security-checks http://www.thenational.ae/news/world/arabs-say-they-endure-d...