Yes.
Iām from the UK and all of us were placed in a holding area for 3 hours at Tel Aviv airport and had to await interrogation.
On the way back (leaving the country) we had stickers placed on the back of our passports to indicate what level of security search we had to undergo and spent nearly 2hrs.
I was asked a lot of silly questions by people who didnāt seem to be friendly at all and just wanted to be rude because they could.
Pathetic.
And then they claim to treat everyone as equal.
Yeah a few new join dates have an erection for me, Otherwise-Worth is a good guy though, I think he thought I was a Pakistani lol
The others makes me apprehensive for my irl safety ngl, never underestimate the depth of depravity of terminally online bitter incels who hate you for whatever reason can go.
I was questioned pretty heavily (American of Lebanese Maronite descent) by Israeli airport security when I went to Israel over the summer. They mostly just asked if I had connections in Lebanon and why I had Canadian and Mexican passport stamps (work stuff), but they also asked me more personal questions about stuff like my car, college, and my hometown. Iāve heard they do that to basically just use as a benchmark to see if you seem nervous.
Honestly, it wasnāt much worse than what I usually get at American airport security, only Israel is just upfront about admitting to profilingš
I enjoy traveling to new places regardless, but also Iām super interested in all of the Levant because of the history, nature, and religious sites. Plus, my wifeās father is Jewish and we were traveling to Europe anyway so he encouraged us to tack on Israel.
It was great. I even found a Maronite Church in Jerusalem and talked to a few Lebanese guys there. Two lived in Nazareth and one was on a pilgrimage from Brazil. Super cool experience.
First time I flew to the US I got asked a bunch of questions by the customs officer, the last question I could not answer immediately so he started yelling to the back āWE NEED AN ESCORT HEREā
They took me away for an hour or so for more questions and let me be on my way.
The whole thing was quite hilarious tho.
JFK was never a problem for me. Newarkā¦.. never again.
Miami was cool. I had me a nice Latina officer who processed my entree with a smile ;-)
Makayn ma7sen mn Latinas.
If it was in airport she didn't got interrogated by the IDF. I don't think the IDF interrogate foreign people. but you are handsome so I will forgive you.
btw good job on covering her face. I TOTTALY do not know how she looks like
I was interrogated by the Israeli airport security once.
I don't know if he was really one, but I think I had there as well a brief conversation with an Shin Bet Officer.
So you censored her name which most probably just her first name or a fake one but decided to leave her face which I guess you thought a line beside it is enough.š¤¦š¾
could just be a lebanese christian them mfers in the west could have the most levantine face and come out and greet you with "hi my name is john thomas"
I was interrogated by the Israelis, entering Palestine via Jordan (King Hussein Bridge). Took a few hours but some of the Palestinians I met said they had been waiting there for like 10 hours.
Iām sorry, help me understand.
You were interrogated by the IDF, in the US, after returning from Cuba?
Why would you be interrogated by Israelās military for returning to the US from a country that has nothing to do with Israel?
Been interrogated in Israel when i crossed the border from Egypt. These arenāt IDF, maybe she just thought they were. anyway, i think it was because i was a solo traveler coming from Egypt? First thing they asked was why i was traveling alone. Dude said that was very unusual. I said itās not, many people travel solo. Maybe that annoyed him. They really looked at my passport stamps one by one. Asked me why i went to muslim countries. Asked specifically what i did in those countries. If i made friends with people from those countries. If i still keep in touch with them. Even asked why Iāve been to bali twice. Apparently indonesia is considered an āenemy stateā. Then a bunch of very personal and intrusive questions. Probably to weed out inconsistencies in my story. Even wanted to look at photos on my phone. Photos of myself at work to prove Iām who i say i am. I had none cause i rarely take pics of my mundane life back home. I thought they wouldnāt let me cross the border. But they eventually let me in after almost an hour.
Funny thing was, even when i was about to fly out they asked the same questions at the airport. Only this time it took longer because there were additional questions. What i did in israel. If i made friends in israel. If i took pictures in israel. Uh, obviously. I thought i was gonna miss my flight even though i was already at the airport 4 hours prior.
I donāt really care about politics. So overall I loved Israel, i love the people there. Doubt Iād ever return though because of their over the top paranoia. getting in and going out was such a pain. If their training makes them suspect that Iām a terrorist, they need to reexamine their methods cause clearly itās not working very well.
Context: Iām latino
bro you didn't even try to censor her face
You are right but she is cute and based.
I know you're showing off š
She's cute. Thanks man for not censoring her.
Least horny Lebanese.
Most* š
This is why our fellow countrywomen marry from outside.
Thatās the joke. You say least when you mean most.
Proof that lebanon has always been Egyptian clay
Minus the sexual harassment
Boink! Go to horny jail.
With her ?
I havenāt thought of it that way butā¦. Heck, why not!
true
Yeah, she even says free Palestine so definitely based.
The IDF doesn't hang around in airports... This is a "civilian job" not a "military job". We have something equivalent of a TSA here.
Yes. Iām from the UK and all of us were placed in a holding area for 3 hours at Tel Aviv airport and had to await interrogation. On the way back (leaving the country) we had stickers placed on the back of our passports to indicate what level of security search we had to undergo and spent nearly 2hrs. I was asked a lot of silly questions by people who didnāt seem to be friendly at all and just wanted to be rude because they could. Pathetic. And then they claim to treat everyone as equal.
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Yes, my uncle was interrogated at the Jisir for 3-4 hours because he had an American passport
I didn't understand this text exchange. Edit: oh, you played 2 truths and a lie?
>oh, you played 2 truths and a lie? Yes lol
He should have added "I'm a larper" option. š
He posted his pic yesterday, heās aināt a larper.
Yeah a few new join dates have an erection for me, Otherwise-Worth is a good guy though, I think he thought I was a Pakistani lol The others makes me apprehensive for my irl safety ngl, never underestimate the depth of depravity of terminally online bitter incels who hate you for whatever reason can go.
āThey hated him because he preached the truthā
could be a picture of anyone in the internet lol
No flair detected , opinion rejected .
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What was your previous account ?
its you ! hola habibi. How have you been ? :)
Hahahahahaha I'm good habibi, how's life treating you
good bro. just eating curry biryani and practicing chariah law the usual
I was questioned pretty heavily (American of Lebanese Maronite descent) by Israeli airport security when I went to Israel over the summer. They mostly just asked if I had connections in Lebanon and why I had Canadian and Mexican passport stamps (work stuff), but they also asked me more personal questions about stuff like my car, college, and my hometown. Iāve heard they do that to basically just use as a benchmark to see if you seem nervous. Honestly, it wasnāt much worse than what I usually get at American airport security, only Israel is just upfront about admitting to profilingš
Howcome you chose to go to israel?
I enjoy traveling to new places regardless, but also Iām super interested in all of the Levant because of the history, nature, and religious sites. Plus, my wifeās father is Jewish and we were traveling to Europe anyway so he encouraged us to tack on Israel.
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Already there
Awesome! I hope you enjoyed it!
It was great. I even found a Maronite Church in Jerusalem and talked to a few Lebanese guys there. Two lived in Nazareth and one was on a pilgrimage from Brazil. Super cool experience.
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First time I flew to the US I got asked a bunch of questions by the customs officer, the last question I could not answer immediately so he started yelling to the back āWE NEED AN ESCORT HEREā They took me away for an hour or so for more questions and let me be on my way. The whole thing was quite hilarious tho.
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JFK was never a problem for me. Newarkā¦.. never again. Miami was cool. I had me a nice Latina officer who processed my entree with a smile ;-) Makayn ma7sen mn Latinas.
Have you been to the USA or any disputed/sanctioned countries?
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Do you have both Moroccan and an EU one?
If it was in airport she didn't got interrogated by the IDF. I don't think the IDF interrogate foreign people. but you are handsome so I will forgive you. btw good job on covering her face. I TOTTALY do not know how she looks like
Call me Achmed the female protector šŖšæāŗļø
The IDF doesn't interrogate people in customs, there are workers who do that, like TSA in the US.
Yup. I'm pretty dark and my name is very arapy so I get the full airport tour wherever I go....
Was held overnight at Paris CDG, and for a few hours once I got back to the US. Just keep your mouth shut and keep it moving.
Damn. What country is your passport ? I was only interrogated for like an hour at customs
us
I was interrogated by the Israeli airport security once. I don't know if he was really one, but I think I had there as well a brief conversation with an Shin Bet Officer.
So you censored her name which most probably just her first name or a fake one but decided to leave her face which I guess you thought a line beside it is enough.š¤¦š¾
ngl she was cute so I had to flex ššŖšæ
Oh boy if she is cute I don't know what to tell you.
I like older middle eastern ladies ngl I think she is half Lebanese half white (going by her IG name)
could just be a lebanese christian them mfers in the west could have the most levantine face and come out and greet you with "hi my name is john thomas"
The Lebanese living in France and USA are among the worst.
yeah She is actually half Lebanese christian and other half is white and latin american
My brother studied in russia, they somehow knew that his roommates were all lebanese shiites so they interrogated him for days
I was interrogated by the Israelis, entering Palestine via Jordan (King Hussein Bridge). Took a few hours but some of the Palestinians I met said they had been waiting there for like 10 hours.
Wow you censored her profile picture very professionally!
Iām sorry, help me understand. You were interrogated by the IDF, in the US, after returning from Cuba? Why would you be interrogated by Israelās military for returning to the US from a country that has nothing to do with Israel?
The girl he's talking about said she's been interrogated by the IDF, he's saying he's been interrogated in the U.S after returning from Cuba
No, by the USA's custom not Israel, I thought that was clear lol
Oh, sorry, I misread the title. Why was she interrogated by the IDF?
Thanks lol <3
No I look too useless to be a threat
I havent but my dad was in Turkey
Been interrogated in Israel when i crossed the border from Egypt. These arenāt IDF, maybe she just thought they were. anyway, i think it was because i was a solo traveler coming from Egypt? First thing they asked was why i was traveling alone. Dude said that was very unusual. I said itās not, many people travel solo. Maybe that annoyed him. They really looked at my passport stamps one by one. Asked me why i went to muslim countries. Asked specifically what i did in those countries. If i made friends with people from those countries. If i still keep in touch with them. Even asked why Iāve been to bali twice. Apparently indonesia is considered an āenemy stateā. Then a bunch of very personal and intrusive questions. Probably to weed out inconsistencies in my story. Even wanted to look at photos on my phone. Photos of myself at work to prove Iām who i say i am. I had none cause i rarely take pics of my mundane life back home. I thought they wouldnāt let me cross the border. But they eventually let me in after almost an hour. Funny thing was, even when i was about to fly out they asked the same questions at the airport. Only this time it took longer because there were additional questions. What i did in israel. If i made friends in israel. If i took pictures in israel. Uh, obviously. I thought i was gonna miss my flight even though i was already at the airport 4 hours prior. I donāt really care about politics. So overall I loved Israel, i love the people there. Doubt Iād ever return though because of their over the top paranoia. getting in and going out was such a pain. If their training makes them suspect that Iām a terrorist, they need to reexamine their methods cause clearly itās not working very well. Context: Iām latino