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U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said on Thursday he will seek to adopt novel Israeli methods, like behaviour-detection technologies, to better secure America's airports.
"That's a scenario where Israel has a lot of experience," Chertoff said in an interview with Reuters. "I think that it is of interest to us to see if there is any adaptation there."
Israel's Ben-Gurion International Airport, known for its strict security measures, relies heavily on techniques that detect suspicious behaviour among travellers.
Chertoff said such methods, as well as Israeli technologies that detect explosives, are some of the things that may help protect U.S. airports and other public places against attacks.
Originally posted by mybigunit
reply to post by scarlett1125
If it was up to Chertoff we would be Isreal period. Hes an Israeli citizen who works high up in our government so its natural he would want Israeli policies. Slowly but surely. This disturbs me.
Originally posted by Maxmars
I'm definitely with you on that count. Chertoff is waxing too Israeli! You know there ought to be some criteria before allowing a citizen of another country be in a position of such power... Oh wait! Maybe that WAS the Administration's criterion!
Originally posted by mybigunit
We need to get all the zionist neocons out of office and quit policing the world. That goes for Israel and all the other countries. If they get attacked we can send them weapons. If it looks like they may lose while at war even with us loading them up with weapons then maybe just maybe we can help but this going to war with countries so Israel dont have to disgusts me.
Originally posted by scarlett1125
Suspicious behavior detectors? Just what qualifies as "suspicious behavior"? What would be one's response to being singled out for "suspicious behavior"? Would one be compensated if he or she missed his or her plane due to an unfounded "suspicious behavior detection"?
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Originally posted by scarlett1125
Just what qualifies as "suspicious behavior"?