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FEATURES \ May 31, 2016
3305
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OPINION \ Apr 25, 2016
4705
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OPINION \ Apr 18, 2016
3390
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FEATURES \ Apr 14, 2016
7277
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OPINION \ Apr 10, 2016
3589
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TOP STORIES \ Feb 20, 2016
6153
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TOP STORIES \ Feb 09, 2016
21196
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PALESTINE \ Jan 18, 2016
5071
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ISRAEL \ Jan 18, 2016
3358
I found the contradictions of these two airports very symbolic. In Israel, rule enforcement levels vary depending on the citizen’s ethnicity, and when it comes to security the rules are clear. Anyone who isn’t Jewish should be questioned, and Palestinians are an enemy so they are guilty until proven innocent. And if you are Jewish, then you get VIP treatment, even if you are breaking the rules. Perhaps Jews get used to VIP treatment in Israel.