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“In terms of airport security, the Europeans are 40 years behind Israel…Someone who focuses on taking a water bottle away from some old lady will never find explosives”
YNET Airport security in spotlight after Brussels attacks by Danny Sadeh, Reuters March 23, 2016 Several European countries and the US have tightened or reviewed airport security following the twin explosions at Brussels Airport in an attack claimed by ISIS. However, … Continue reading
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Tagged airport security, airports, Ben-Gurion International Airport, Brussels
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