30 years and counting, no El Al plane has been attacked by terrorists, no planes leaving Ben Gurian have ever been hijacked.
That's saying alot.
They do this with the knowledge that bad things don't do anything without bad people using them, so here we find the human factor. As Rafi Ron, the former director of security at Ben Gurion, would say.
At Ben Gurion, interaction between attendants and travelers is morethen just mere directs and q-n-a. At Gurion the conversations take on a whole new meaning.
Screening.
Officials constantly monitor behavior, alert to clues that may hint at danger: bulky clothing, or nervous manners. Profiling at its best. If the profilers feel someone is potentialy suspect, they will interview them and ask a series of question that may seem odd to those un-acustomed to such a thing, but it works.
We need to assess this form of security and impliment it quickly into out airports. If we want to live and travel without the silly kneejerk restrictions we have been subject to.
That's saying alot.
They do this with the knowledge that bad things don't do anything without bad people using them, so here we find the human factor. As Rafi Ron, the former director of security at Ben Gurion, would say.
At Ben Gurion, interaction between attendants and travelers is morethen just mere directs and q-n-a. At Gurion the conversations take on a whole new meaning.
Screening.
Officials constantly monitor behavior, alert to clues that may hint at danger: bulky clothing, or nervous manners. Profiling at its best. If the profilers feel someone is potentialy suspect, they will interview them and ask a series of question that may seem odd to those un-acustomed to such a thing, but it works.
We need to assess this form of security and impliment it quickly into out airports. If we want to live and travel without the silly kneejerk restrictions we have been subject to.
I suppose you must be a conspiracy theorist eh??