How to Design Impenetrable Airport Security
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You're still my favorite airplane channel.
My issue with pushing potential danger away from the aeroplane is that is moves the danger into a larger crowd of people. The queue before security. Can't get past security? No problem. Blow yourself up in the line instead.
Flying is very bad for the environment so it's good if we discourage as many as possible from it.
Typo: second *ever video...
Once I accidentally took a knife onboard when boarding in New York and nobody noticed.
They were to busy doing chemical tests on my little brothers apple juice in his baby bottle.
LOL Science my friend also brought a Swiss Army knife on a school trip though Washington DC
LOL Science you can bring knifes in an airport it just has to get scanned?
@@eyxnos5192 What no lmao
r/thathappened
Under a certain length, they are.
Me a law abiding person, STARTS SWEATING PROFUSELY WHEN ASKED WHAT MY NAME IS
SAME
My brain passing through security:what if you accidentally have a bomb on you?
Me:frick your right
I get a 1 even if I am nervous as heck.
BRUH SAMEEEE
@@jackmatthews3592I literally always get a five as a Jew who is incredibly pro-Israel and calm during the questioning...
"being male"
"being young"
"being alone"
so I'm gaurenteed at least 3 risk factors
At least you're not Arab!!
im guessing these 3 factors fits prob majority of ppl who watch wendover videos.
@@abbymerchant2069 Your right and I don't like it
Me too
@@TheZappster99 you don’t even need to be arab to be targeted. Just looking brown qualifies you. Doesn’t even matter what your passport says
Israeli airport interview-
"You're in a desert, walking along in the sand, when all of a sudden you look down and see a tortoise..."
all those moments..
@@faisalaldan3420 “ahhh... uhhhh green!”
“That’s a Saudi colour. To prison”
“Shit...”
True or Abraham Lincoln
@@DanS044 lol
They ask THE WEIRDEST SHIT
If you are wondering why they have not signed up to the ICAO : Liechtenstein has no Airports, Dominica has no international Airports ...
It bothered me that he didn't say why. It made sense as soon as I googled it.
David Hedges what? Dominica has airports......
@@windoak2113 It doesn't have international ones.
Critical thinking strikes again...
Liechtenstein is also surrounded by Switzerland and Austria, both of which have good border security, and with Liechtenstein being really small it means it's protected by it's neighbours!
TSA can't detect 95 percent of weapons, but when I went to see the liberty Bell I got held up for over 10 minutes over a damn harmonica
security theater
Its because they are working a useless dead end job with no real power, so they take it out on everyone else.
Same, when I was visiting the Washington Monument I got arrested because I tried to bring 1kg of cocaine and 1kg of explosives up!
In all seriousness, my sisters and mother always get held up at airport security because they have food, my baby sisters bottle/sippy cup, or coins, while my dad and I are super quick and are at the gate before their even through the detectors
That's because they are trying to protect the liberty bell. Doing that for a harmonica doesn't make sense, but in 2001 someone actually did strike the bell with hammer so it's not unprecedented exactly.
Every time I go thru airports they check my shit bc I carry a harmonica and they ask me to blow in it to prove its not an assault rifle or something lol
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I literally leave my razor blades in my hand luggage every time I fly. They got noticed and taken out exactly one time. I also never dispose of the lighter I keep in my jacket. Got taken away zero times.
What got noticed or taken away from me: an almost empty water bottle. a credit-card shaped metal bottle opener. some small metal rings on my shoes. my belt. my camera monopod. my girlfriend's buttplug.
buttplug
*N I C E*
SomeRandomNon whats that?
@@Hello-qg4yk look it up I you want to
@@somerandomnon9161 And we never heard from ralf ever again.
Lighters must be allowed, I flew many times, and I smoke so I need the lighter for as soon as I land. I also never had the lighter confiscated.
Now I kinda want to go to Israel just to see what number I would get
next time im there im surly gonna look extra suspicius and c what number i get
I would get 7, an arab male muslim😂
KittehFud I'm mexican so i would maybe get 4-5
Themcx
Ones religious preference is not a security factor. In Israel it is socially impolite to ask outright "what is your religion".
In Israel we have large minorities of Arab Christians, Arab Muslim, Druze, Bedouin Muslim. Many serve in the Israeli armed forces, army, police etc...so we don't really care if a tourist is Muslim or not.
I usually get 1, when I travel alone I might get 2. Once I was very mad from line from the questioning and was bit angry at the worker there and I got 2.
Last time I went to Israel, I was surrounded by security a mere 6 seconds after getting off the plane. Granted, I was walking quick because I really wanted a cigarette, but I was mad impressed by the response time.
In my country you go for a smoke, in Israel Mossad smokes you. What a country!
I pretty sure we all know a guy who would seriously blow up an airport if anybody denied him his smoke
@@JohnSmith-ey6zy WOHA! Didn't know i was that popular...
Israel's security is so good because they can use profiling. Profiling allows you to focus your security resources on the people you really need to keep an eye on. In the US granny's get strip searched because the TSA has to treat everybody equally.
I'm Israeli and I can confirm.
Most security forces/services training puts emphasize on suspicious behavior which can be a person walking quickly among a crowd.
This is all mostly based on experience, "written in blood" if you will.
When I was at the central bus station in Be'er Sheva, a guy really needed to take a piss and he was literally running and trying to cut the line, and he was blocked by all of the security guards at the entrance hall..m
This lockdown got me jealous of people in stock footage being patted down.
For real it be like that
How priviledged you are if you miss flying and travelling after only 1 year of not being able to do so.
Mood
@@nouraa.9958 u can get flights for £5
@@annoymous7052 I have the 3rd weakest passport in the whole world, I'm not going anywhere.
Its called a "safety ratchet" for a reason. It only goes one direction. No one looks good advocating for less safe things. So once a "safety" thing has been implemented, it is somewhat permanent. The only exception is when you get an opportunity to start over. "We're going to implement a brand new set of rules" is when they can choose to leave things out and hopefully safety advocates don't catch on.
*let's 95% of stuff through
*My hair gel is apparently a bomb
Yes thats why ur hair is exploding in smell
@@pathetic5036 😂😂😂😂
Also our deodorant and computers
@@MikeyDarwish Computers are so rarely checked, they just ask you to pull it out to look into it a little better. Deodorant and hair gel looks suspicious on x-rays too by the way!
if memory serves me right a long time ago there was an bombing incident where an explosive liquid is stored in a bottle of contact lens solution
might be where security starts becoming more wary
So be an old non Arab looking female with companions, got it
So be swiss
@@czechslovakian ha ha yeah innit
@@czechslovakian topkek
Be a pale skinned Israeli woman, with or without companions. They'll literally let you skip the line and the security check
Preferably Israeli to
Love how Wendover put Singapore up when talking about non-risky cities. We’ve actually had a hijacking attempt before, which was put down by a special forces team.
And while we’re on the subject, I distinctly remember losing a pair of safety scissors I’d accidentally brought in my school bag to airport security.
I brought a live bullet on the plane plus animal products that is illegal to own. Forgot it was in there.
This comment is a joke, I am a law abiding citizen that never makes mistakes.
I once flew from Prague to Geneva for a vacation, and after getting to the hotel and unpacking, I found out I still had a couple of unexploded rounds of fireworks in the pocket of my jacket.
The security never found this out, despite me taking the jacket with me on board lol.
security gotta be retarded asf
4:16 "Plastic explosive", shows a galaxy s7
Note 7*
it could be any phone, but a note 7 would be funny.
The perfect bomb the samsung note 7
At this point, I think Wendover Productions goes to an airport every week to get footage and has a 10GB folder filled with videos of planes.
10GB would probably be considered a "small" folder when it comes to stock footage.
10TB*
More like 1000+ gb of stock footage
10gb? thats an understatement
now we are talking
I travel to and from Israel relatively frequently, so while I was familiar with most of the general systems in place, I did not know some of those details such as the secret of the barcode or the depressurized bag scanners. One point that you missed about elal though is that as a result of Israel being a militaristic country, the flight attendants and pilots are trained soldiers as well
All the Israeli passengers above 18 are as well
All Israeli are not 18 that's funny there is a lot of babys likes every flight
You are right they are asked me they are x fighter jet in Israel
As a kid, I was asked by airport security where my phone was, I said I don't have one (and still don't)... They were so confused that I had to go through extensive bag searches b/c they were almost positive I was trying to hide something, which I wasn't, I simply did not have a phone.
I got stopped because i had roll on deodorant in my bag lol
@@iaw7406 roll on deodorant looks sus on the x-ray.
I had airport security ask for my unaccompanied minor paperwork while they were literally looking at my ID. I was 18. So thinking isn't their strongsuit.
I was once stopped and had my bags searched because I had forgotten about a Penis shaped rock (with balls) that I found on a beach. The Italian security guard looked at it for a second then glanced back at me and then shouted to his other colleagues and just when I thought I was going to be arrested (i was a kid) they all started laughing and pointing at asking whether I was into "African Healing".
Lmfao thats some funny shit
lmao
I would be fucking dying
“RAISE YOUR HANDS NOW! I HAVE A DICKROCK AND I WON’T HESITATE TO USE IT!”
Mat33 😂😂😂😂
6:16
I live in Israel. I wanted to meet some friends in Germany.
I'm male.
I traveled alone
I'm 19
And I'm arab.
They didn't even give me the interview and immediately slapped on a 6.
I just found it funny that I checked every single requirement to be higher risk.
Although, I do still find it slightly odd. I think the main reason for this high security was because of my Arab family name. I have light brown hair and European like light skin. I also speak Hebrew fluently without even a hint of a different accent.
Fun fact, on the way back to Israel I spoke to the interviewer about gaming and mainly overwatch. It was a nice conversation but I still got high security risk... I felt betrayed.
And lastly, there is a security clearance system in Israel to work certain jobs. So I think giving the airport that kind of info to affect direct family should cut down time for many people. Just a speculation idk if its actually a good idea.
You aren't surprised, just confirming the facts in this video, right?
Don't feel bad, I'm kinda a nerdy asian dude and I still get patted town... probably cause I usually travel alone as well.
Ouch
I’m an ordinary Caucasian man and got the third degree by some TSA dingbat upon arrival in Newark while three men who could have been Osama bin Laden’s quadruplet brothers breezed through passport control.
Another time when arriving back in Europe, I was pulled out for secondary customs inspection and passport control in my own country while two Arab looking women on one way tickets, no money and unable to speak any western language were allowed to go while my bags were turned inside out.
Listen man, I live in Israel too and I'm deeply against racism, but you can't say it's a bad system since pretty much all of terrorist attacks are done by Male traveling alone Arab people. I hate the fact you were judged by your race but the security of the citizens is much more important than some people feeling uncomfortable. The system was proved effective and if the cost of saving life is a little racism than its unfortunately a good system
They call it "September 11 Security fee"? Ewgh... That's dark. Just call it Security fee lol
I remember when they had to do an explosive residue test on my dad because he worked at a rocket fuel factory and he was wearing the same hat he wears to work 😂
I mean that makes sense
In the US, its recommended that you don't go shooting for a couple of days before flying, unless you really want an Obamacare Colonoscopy.
@@tyrannosaurusimperator Ah, the 'Freedom massage'
Lol, this happened to this guy I know. He works at a lab with a bunch of chemicals so he was held up for 10 hours in interviews because he had explosive residue on his shoes while the rest of the lab made their flight.
@@aa-hf2bj 10 hours? If this isn't in the U.S. then maybe, but otherwise no chance. They don't have time or money to interview for 10 hours. They have many other tests they can do when it alarms with explosive residue, and if they were seriously that concerned, they would have just denied him boarding (which is their SOP).
The BER airport in Berlin is actually the most secure airport on the entire world. Not one single weapon, 1 illegal product or one gram of any drug managed it to pass the controls, neither they ever had any incidents with any passengers.
Yeah, but remember, its a separate gate, and with israely security, which means its is just as efficient as ben gurion
@@justaredpenguin784 i think you don't get it
because berlin has the same amount of radical enemies that israel does... yeah right
@@davidr8537 whoosh
Yeah because Berlin airport not opened yet !
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Having flown through TLV this now all makes a lot more sense. I just checked my passport sticker. I got a #5 and had heaps of interview questions. Solo male traveler in my early 20s certainly didn’t help that situation...
"Why did you miss your flight?"
"I am a young guy who wanted to see Israel at a young adge and so went alone from Arabia"
Weapons: * exists *
TSA: mm kay
Water: * exists *
TSA: *WHAT HAVE YOU BROUGHT UPON THIS CURSED LAND*
THIS IS AN AVENGERS LEVEL THREAT
@@Samiozd got a little too much australian there mate I corrected it
Dang I would probably get a 3-5 since I have anxiety. I would probably look off to them lmao.
lol I always think that will happen but idk why they ask me like a couple of simple questions and let me go, like "where do you live, how did you get to the airport, are you from here, did anyone give you any gifts to send to anyone" so idk
@@megafro6999 are you Israeli? Because if so the interview's shorter.
@@alwinpriven2400 Well I'm not Israeli but I lived here for most of my life idk, maybe its cuz I speak fluently or something.
I have a problem with talking reactions, so I might hesitate sometimes when questioned XD rip me.
honestly if they asked all those in depth questions id be sweating bullets cause I can't remember things for shit :/
just a note, ICAO isn't a regulating body 0:59. It doesn't have a position of authority over its member countries. It sets standards and recommended practices (SARPs) in order to foster safe international aviation. Each member country has its own regulating body which imposes its own aviation regulations, these regulations are based on ICAO's SARPs and can differ a bit to adapt to each country's needs. just noting that there is a difference between regulating and setting standards :)
4:55
it is an intense interview. they asked about EVERYTHING
* throws pistol over the metal detector and friend catches *
*SNEAK 100*
Invisible pistol
ILLUSION 100
Security cameras: ha got em
Dude that’s in A team it’s got to work
Shoots TSA officers in the eyes so they can't see your gun
@@appa609LoL
6:16 amazing
i'm a male, young Arab who usually travels alone
I'll have to give you a number 7 risk rate young man
You'll be shot on sight the moment you look to your left and right in a nervous manner.
Worst Of All, Because Of The 8 Guards That Surround You, You Get A Middle Aisle Seat
Yeah me too, i often take explosives with me onboard
@@pewdiepieisstillabadyoutub4490 The whole plane will be men in black suits and black sun glasses looking nervously at him
My dad accidentally took a razor blade box cutter with him in his carry-on for YEARS and it was never found, he only realized he had been carrying it when he cleaned out his bag because he was getting a new one. nice one, TSA.
My biggest fear airport security being stopped because I look suspicious. Thanks to life events , my feet sweat so much that leaves a footprint of sweat, my reaction times , and I do things like pick my fingernails and so on. Even though I would never do anything remotely bad, I always have to try not to look suspicious going in the airport. I never been pat down but I hope that never changes.
Yeah, some people's fears become a self fulfilling prophecy. My mother will spend the entire security line fretting, out loud no less, about if security has to search her bags because she has needles in them (for medicine). And then to her complete shock (but no one else's) she gets picked for a "random" secondary inspection every time. Like you just spent an hour talking about how you're concerned that security might search your bags, *of course* they're gonna search your bags.
I'll trade you for the no patdowns though, TSA seems to think my chest is dangerous.
I like the pressure chamber idea, seems much safer and I assume wouldn't be too difficult to implement
Suddenly a bomb explodes in the middle of security with houndreds standing in que. would need to be heavily fortified and in a different room
It only would prevent pressure triggers and anything else that the change in pressure would cause to create a problem like a leaky can of hairspray. They need so many different checks because if an airline relied on just one people would just design bombs that didn't rely on pressure.
@@fredrickht8922 what no, they'd need a gap at most, and since it'd be in batches of people there'd be no reason not to have a gap as it wouldn't affect wait times.
@@fredrickht8922 the pressure chamber is located at the baggage security, not luggage, so basically you’re wrong, it might hurt the few employees standing there, but it’s located below the airport.
My friend went through this security, he was flying in from Jordan so the security guards were very tough and suspicious towards him and his family. Then the second he said he was here for his Bar mitzvah, they became super friendly and welcoming.
So they're xenophobic
@@pyrimad8 by western standards, yes. By "we've been at war with all of our Arab neighbors multiple times since we were founded less than 60 years ago" standards, probably not
@@TrueFlameslinger expanded nose
@@pyrimad8 ofcourse it’s literally an apartheid nation which grants Arab Citizens less rights and guards the borders to Gaza with Idf forces to harass citizens
@@pyrimad8 tbh it really is xenophobic but then again, every living year of Israel is war year against the Arabs, you'd always be suspicious of them. Doesn't mean it's morally right tho, but everyone with basic knowledge and understanding of Israeli history would get why is it that
I suspect the most impactful decisions we made were also the cheapest. Things like "keep the cockpit door closed" and "don't just let them land you in cuba 'cause that's not the only thing they might want" are virtually free, started working before we'd managed to ground all the planes in the air, and shift the risk-reward drastically.
“We’re gonna check for bombs by setting them off!” Goddamn LMAO
For those curious, I visited Israel in 2015 as a white, single 23 year old male. I was given a number 5 and they questioned heavily a trip I did in 2013 to Bali because Indonesia is a majority Muslim country. I got relatively put through the wringer compared to others, dread to think what a 6 gets you.
damn, why'd they single out Bali like that, Bali is by FAR majority-hindu, not muslim.
6. You better have experience with rectal examination at your doctor
Shot.
6 gets you a free anal fisting
Wait, so Israel’s civilian planes HAVE FLARES!?
Jacextreme64 -TSF yes
Welcome to soviet Russian comerade
Well prob bcs of palestine
We invented those and yeah...
Also, pilots in Israel are ex- airforce so they can handle and attack
@@booxwee3804 Nah, I don't think Palestine has these types of advanced rockets but I think Israel is worried that some other arab country will shoot at it or something, either way they're pretty paranoid it seems.
I'm from Israel and I flew from Ben Gurion airport a few times, and I gotta say that until I watched this video, I thought it's normal to arrive to the airport 3 hours before the flight.
SAME
IKR?! lol
7:23 the x ray scanners are more sensitive than in the us (at least when I was in Israel a few years ago). It was strong enough to detect silver jewelry
I feel like this makes flying actual hell for anyone with anxiety issues
Infernow yes
When I go into security I start sweating and nervous when I dont have anything to be nervous about I just have anxiety
Theyre professionals they can probably seperate medical and non medical nervousness
Trust me, it is.
These people are trained professionals, they’re equal to a police investigators.
Wendover: "Israel can get away because they're [...] constantly at war."
The US: "What are we doing wrong then??"
Mikosch2 is
The difference is that the US has spent the better part of the past two centuries mainly fighting wars thousands of miles away from its mainland, while Israel's wars tend to be much closer to home.
There's no wars on U.S. soil Israel has wars going on in there country.
US need ground invasion on their soil
@pine cone don't forget Russia and China.
Ex airport customer service agent here:
Can confirm there are insane holes in the security measures. I won’t even go into detail because it’d cause some people to get paranoid when flying. It’s really a big facade to make people ‘feel’ safe.
If someone wanted to do some evil shit, my god. They wouldn’t have to try hard.
Because wendover predicts the future, watch something bad happen and this video is gon be recommended to everyone
Next Video: How To Bypass A Impenetrable Airport Security
Take acting classes and learn to be relaxed in a stressful environment I guess? Also create a persona of a middle aged Israeli woman and memorize it completely.
That involved psychological factors.
Sorry to be that guy, but it's an impenetrable not a impenetrable.
Already worked out how to bypass it
set up just after the end of the runway with a rocket launcher. or a box full of seagulls and a firecracker.
Nobody:
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lol true
T r a n s p o r t a t i o n
E f f i f i e n c y
_I'm sorrry, is this some sort of joke, that the average person has too good of a vocabulary to understand?_
@@buffalocrackerdong6978 I think it's just because wendover makes lots of videos on aviation
I didn’t ask but I strangely enjoy!
I think my problem with Israeli airport security is Anxiety. Lot's of people get super anxious before walking through Airport Security, myself included, and they are probably doing nothing wrong, but they'll get deemed high risk because they are nervous. You can't factor anxiety into the interview, because a terrorist may very well say they have Anxiety and act anxious in order to pass through.
The TSA is too busy confiscating my nail clippers to be bothered about actual safety
Gotta say, the pressure chamber is an ingenious idea. The "warning signal to put the plane into a dive"? Damn. That's sharp.
Honestly, they could probably use a different fuse (perhaps a time fuse for a few hours for a 4-hour flight) or something of that sort. And also, it might be meal time during that dive, so it might be beneficial to the security or the attacker.
They could set the fuse to trigger the second time the pressure drops, accounting for the one in the checkpoint.
@@bgezal not realy
the pressure bombs aren't electronic, its some special chemistry trick that can't be used like that
Easy. No carry-ons, no checked bags, everyone arrives at the airport and then tapes their boarding pass to their forehead, strips naked, gets handcuffed, belly chained, blindfolded, and finally herded onto their plane by armed guards. If I take this plan to market, would all of you be happy to pay a premium for a ticket on my maximum security airline?
what does belly chained mean?
It's a chain around the waist used along with handcuffs to restrict movement. You might have seen it on prisoners in court rooms.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belly_chain_(restraint)
Thank you, I learned something new today.
My naked, belly-chained body is ready
Only if we can go direct to Guantanamo. No layovers for me.
"Sir, What kind of car do you drive?"
"Honduhhhently, Erm, Bentley"
🤔...
About 40 years ago I can remember deciding on a whim to go see my dad in L.A. I drove from Stanford, where I was going to school at the time, to SJC, which took about 20 minutes. I had no luggage, and bought my PSA ticket from a vending machine at the gate. They closed the door just after I got on, so we were airborne 30 minutes after I decided to go visit him. The flight was very cheap, too - even as a student, it wasn't very expensive - I want to say $39. Within two hours of deciding to visit my dad, I was sitting in his living room. Those days are gone for good (although the fact that I now live 1500 miles away from my dad, instead of 400, has something to do with it).
Aaand we are back again with planes.
I’m not complaining
Me neither
ComPLANING*
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Elias Karppi bless wendover
Ben Gurion's security is appropiate, but should not be applied internationally. It has been specifically designed to tackle a set of unique threats, that are only truly applicable to Israel. In any other country, it would be unnecessarily invasive.
Makes sense. Israel is surrounded by people who despise them, which is exceptionally unique.
No other country will ever conduct the same security system, and that's because of Politically Correct bullshit and because of the wonderful hypocrisy! Stay safe everyone.
@@NoamTheGOAT50 If people decided to profile Christians in the Middle East. The West would lose their fucking minds, it's not political correctness, it's human decency. The actions of few shouldn't be used to punish the majority. If Christians were being unfairly profiled in muslim countries, you'd be screaming for war. So miss me with your BS.
@@AR-qo4zz okay, listen, actions of few? Are you blind? Listen majority of Muslims are good people, I'm not going to argue with you, because majority of most humans (no matter religion, skin color or origins) are good. However, obviously there's a problem with a lot of Muslim extremists that all they care about, is to destroy Israel, so Israel is doing what it supposed to do, and that's to protect itself and the population and tourists. Now, if you ask me, other major airports in the world should be doing the same thing, especially with the rise of more and more terrorism that targets other Western World countries, other than Israel!
@@NoamTheGOAT50 When the last time you've heard about a Muslim hijacking a plane in any western country. Racial profiling could be justified for Israel because if it's location and history and the current climate in that region, but in the west it would be an absolute disgrace and a way for the majority to over reach and fuck over a minority because they look 'suspicious'. I never hear white people or Christians come out and say racially profile white male students because they're a higher risk to commit a school shooting. Most hate groups in America consist of white male extremely conservative and extremely religious (Christianity) people. The most notorious hate group, the KKK, feature a cross on their clothing. Maybe the Middle East and all of Africa should start profiling those people in their airports. You over look the terrorism and dangerous groups in your country and only focus on the muslim minority. Shameful....
I misheard what he said at 7:15 I though he said they put people in the pressure chamber and waited for them to explode XD
I remember when a tsa worker accidentally got amicar on his gloves, read the bottle and immediately assumed it was melting his gloves and panicked. Amicar is a mouth medication that is drank.
My israel passport sticker starts with a 5, haha. But i carried a guitar. If you carry any piece of equipment you‘re a risk from making your first step into the airport.
My starts with 3, My age is less than 18
Your passport sticker number changes each time you fly.
Years ago I stumbled across a video clip from an unknown source, titled “passport control,” which seemed to be from an Israeli comedy show something like SNL in the US. Apparently, Israelis don’t take ALL of their security procedures seriously, and I got a chuckle from it.
In the skit, a young woman in uniform was screening passengers, and a clean cut young man presented his passport. The agent looked at him and the passport, shook her head, and said “Lo” (the only Hebrew words I know which were used in the skit are “lo” and “ken”). The man motioned for her to wait, pulled out a kafiyeh (Arab headdress) and put it on; she still said “lo.” He pulled a false beard out of his bag and put it on; still “lo.” Then he held up an AK-47 and posed with it, making a “victory” sign with his free hand. Finally, with the man looking exactly like a Palestinian fighter, she smiled, nodded, said “Ken,” then stamped and returned his passport!
If any Israeli citizens recognize the skit and know the names of the actors, the name of the show, or the year it aired on Israeli TV, please reply here.
Oh, and congratulations to your newest Hollywood Star, Gal Gadot!
Allan Richardson that's probably from eretz nehederet, I'll see if I can find it.
Also, yes, since we have security screenings everywhere (metal detectors and x-ray machines at malls and train stations) it's part of everyday life and people make jokes about it.
Allan Richardson - Hopefully that type of trash will be destroyed and its occupation ended.
Easy. You build a wall and make the airplanes pay for it!
Passengers pay for it in their fare.
10/10 humor. amazing. what an original and hilarious joke. can't stop laughing
How many of you is there!?
yup
if you would have known how many terror attacks and terror atack attempts happens every month here im sure i will change your mind... than please do not talk about things which you know nothing about...
Wow, 3 hours at airport security is honestly insane to me. Here in NZ we don't even have security for most flights, which is awesome because you can rock up 30 minutes before your flight leaves and be perfectly on time.
One time I got stopped by tsa when they found ammo in my bag. Funny thing is I've had that ammo in there for so long, I forgot about it. Worst part is I had traveled through 7 airports, two of them being Atlanta and Houston. And yet the little airport in Kansas City caught it.
You sure you brought that bag and not a similar looking shooting bag?
UA-cam is awesome. I got recommended this random video about airport security and I even watched it full.
Is that a Saudi flag in your avatar?
Premislao89 yes. If you want to visit saudi arabia. Join our country, with this beautiful viking flag!
I actually am going to Swe soon :)
Daniel Alt I can’t, I would love to travel and see the beautiful landscapes and buildings in Dubai, but I’m Israeli so I’m not allowed to :(
Daniel Alt your country is awesome except that most of your people are embarrassed of their viking roots and culture, and became spineless folk that doesn't defend their home from Muslim invasion
Airplane: *exists*
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Benedikt G. *It's free video estate
Your using the meme wrong
People would be like “new high score!”
Tel Aviv Airport’s 6 rating is similar to GTA’s 6 stars
* running to see what number I have on the sticker still on my passport *
Tell us!
@@henanigans205 let's say although I am not an Israeli citizen I have been there a few times and they probably view me as safe. the family relationships the interviewers dig into are more complicated and weird than anyone could have come up with.
@@hanasikova8634 Výborně, naše operace může pokračovat podle plánu. They have no idea :))
I accidently brought firecrackers in my bag on a International flight there and back without it being noticed.
That's evidence of a success not a failure of the security protocols .
They danger is from the actor in possession of the methodology, not just the methodology. Israel focuses on the person. You were not a threat.... you got thru. Success.
Weathership Tango Delta Very true. I brought through a large bag of liquids, and they could not have cared less
@@delta6335 nope firecrakers are banned no matter what
@@generalgrievous2202 yes but he's saying that if someone intentionally were to bring firecrackers the system would have likely caught them but because this was a genuine mistake and he was unaware they let him through because he's not a security risk
I’m a Boy Scout and used a backpack that I use on campout as and I left a pocketknife in it by accident and made it all the way to Hawaii and back from DC with it in it.
I was in Israel And i flew to And from ovda airport, its impressive how well they checked everyone, but it took such a small amount of time. (IT took US 30min from arriving to the airport to get to our plane!!!!)
I couple days ago when I was going through security at LAX airport, there was literally a blackout and all the machines stopped working for a good 10 minutes and we had to just wait there. I’ve probably flown through LAX about 20 times now and I can tell the infrastructure there is slowly deteriorating, and very dramatically after covid
My father once went through these checkpoints in Israel and he said that the officers were very strange. They would ask the same questions several times, with a little variation each time and see if he would answer them differently. Super smart!
You don’t have to remember what you said if you don’t lie
Doug Dimmadome, owner of the Dimmsdale Dimmadome exactly the point
All you have to do is know the questions and repeat your answers. They don't even know if your lying you just remain calm and they don't know shit. Even trained professionals can't actually catch you in a lie... Statistics don't lie.
Terrorists are usually not very smart or professional people. They're single-use after all, and usually desperate people with no skill and nothing to lose. And what you're talking about (staying calm and act absolutely as if you KNEW what you were saying was true) is just an exceptional level of lying.
Israeli security constantly change their questions. I live in Israel. I am still not used to the checks I go through in Ben Gurion Airport...
Watching this video in the Ben gurion airport
Captain Fordo They’ll probably hand you another barcode with a 6 after watching 😂
Which number did you get?
Same :D
@@user-xb9yv2ci4c Probably a 9
Traxon Your profile picture is perfect.
The problem is that here in the USA we're too worried about offending someone's tender sensibilities. In other countries, they don't give a fuck about how you feel. They only care about keeping everyone safe.
I wonder where those pilots in 8:09 are flying. There's 2 suns in that montage lmao
refraction
@@nafismubashir2479 Nah, extremely likely to be a photoshop of the outside view
So US airport security can pick up the metal aglet on my sweatpants yet it can’t find actual weapons 😂 something doesn’t add up here
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Yajiv Yor phineas and ferb
Watches Half as interesting, accidentally switches at some point to wendover
HAI eats wendover babies for breakfast
Bruh this is literally how i got to this vid
Weapons: *do exist*
TSA: Nothing here… All clear!
Liquids; *exist*
TSA; **”THIS IS AN AVENGERS LEVEL THREAT! STOP THAT MAN!”**
A friend of mine once traveled to the US and accidentally forgot to take a bag of weed out of his pocket. At the airport, he just kept it in his *closed* hand, and even when being pat down they didn't check it or find it. The worst thing is, he still had it when flying back from the US, and did the exact same thing, and didn't get caught. It's all a joke and a show instead of anything effective
They are done with airports. Driving trucks into crowds of people in Europe is the new big thing
What will those uncivilized fucks do next? Hmmm
Bender, Oh I don't know, launch a chemical attack at the behest of oil companies? Oh wait, that's the Western militaries. Same difference, right?
Zeldagigafan how did the west launch a chemical attack
Simply put, they have all the reason to do so, and then pin it on Assad. The US wants Assad gone so they can put in their oil line, ISIS wants Assad gone because he's a secular leader.
Planning an attack on a place with any security at all is, you know, actual work. Stealing a car or truck and hitting people is way easier. It can happen pretty much anywhere (near roads). It's (sadly) not only something nearly anyone can do, it's also at lesser risk of discovery (before it happens) and in the long run just as - if not more - effective.
I just checked our passports and I’m a 2 and officially safer than my wife who’s a 3
seems kinda harsh to say that your wife is a 3
I just checked. Had a 5. Ouch. I travel all over and alone. 13 separate people .... no lie 13.... I counted searched my bag. I didn’t care. I want to make sure I stay safe at 40,000’
I was a 6. Just got back from Libya before.
Max W well, I guess airports don’t like Libia
Libya*
Airport security to a weapon: I sleep
Airport security to my bottle of orange juice: *IT MIGHT HAVE DANGEROUS CHEMICALS REEEEEEEEEE*
In munich airport, there‘s a seperate hall for flights to israel with police everywhere etc
Airport security might not be able to detect dangerous items, but it may discourage people from bringing them. The fear of getting caught and sent to jail might make people think twice about what they pack. It might also force terrorists to think of different ways to sneak past security, slowing down their attacks.
I was pleasantly surprised by my english exam when I had to write an essay on airport security. You prepared me better by uploading this video than any 'traditional' form of preparation. I got a 9.2 out of 10 btw
The best thing to have in an English exam is an essay on a topic you know about and love to talk about!
@@CzarLazar1389 true🏀
Watch something happen cause wendover bouts to predict the future
After 9/11, small knives were no longer allowed on planes and cockpit doors were secured. Also, the procedure during a hijacking was to wait and see what the hijackers wanted because it was assumed they intended to eventually land the plane safely.
The TSA was not needed to fix any of these weaknesses.
Is simple, just make sure everybody logged into Facebook
The Spherical Earth then the Zucc can have 100 percent of our information and rule the world! Muahahahaah
The Spherical Earth zucc
LOL... They can just ask Facebook who is the terrist. Facebook knows everything about everyone.
I AGREE
The Spherical Earth I don't have facebook, no intention of getting it either! I'd rather walk
Holy cow, never thought of TSA as a second hand death casualty culprit =0
me neither! not only that, but the added drivers add traffic which brings the chances of death higher as well. never thought reducing airport security could make the roads safer!
Yea dude. Flying is a safe way to travel, but TSA scares people off, they will get on a car and have a higher risk of dying.
1.5x playback everything - thank me later I'm old enough to remember tracking decades before 9/11. The same idiots I saw before 9/11 sleeping on a stool while 'guarding' a locked door are the people folded into the TSA. They have unions and are nearly impossible to fire, especially if they are a minority. The governemt usually sucks at what they do. Go back to private security and have real accountability. Employ security professionals. Hell, send them to Israel to be trained and weeded out if that is what it takes. Most of all, realize that political correctness is not worth a single death.
I certainly know increased airport security got very annoying. So time consuming.
I used to bring small pocket knives onto aircraft. Those are barely a threat, but nowadays you wouldn't be allowed to.
Yet in the mid 90's nobody batted an eyelid even going through security with them.
Anyway, all things have consequences many of which aren't immediately obvious.
It's counter-intuitive, but essentially correct; Increased airport security may indeed be increasing the death rate overall.
Makes aircraft (marginally) safer, but it makes travel in general less safe.
Go figure.
The problem with Ben Gurion is that if you try and implement it elsewhere, you would get complaints about invasion of privacy and profiling without realizing that every act of proactive security involves a violation of those rights to some degree.
Many ignore this
When me and my family wanted to fly home from Fuerteventura, Spain, we had to wait a long time at check in. Everybody just placed their bags in line instead of standing there themselves (it was early in the morning). When check in began, most people got back to their bags to stand in line and eventually check in. There was one piece of luggage left alone but we saw a family with a baby running of to the bathroom because their little one had a blow out. The luggage belonged to them, obviously. Some of the other passengers did not notice that and told the worker at the check in desk. Within seconds (like maybe 10-15) fully armed guards arrived and tried to evacuate the area. Luckily the family came back very shortly after and was asked to join security. They were on the same plane afterwards so everything was fine but it was kinda surprising to me how fast airport security was!
"How to Design Impenetrable Airport Security"
Close the airport. Nothing else is gonna do it.
lazyperfectionist1 that will increase fatal car accidents
Suits your username too well 😂
yes car accidents will go up, but the airport will be secure....
+Names Israel is not perfect, just very very unethical.
K.D.P. Ross asking for age is not racial profiling... Backed by evidence or not, it's not ethical like many things in israel...
Berlin airport...?
So, 0 people?
I was thinking that 😂
Tickle Dad San Diego airport is the same lmaooooooo
@@marcobarron2747 We talk about BER /brandenburg
*airport that have commerial flights
Well, Schönefeld (EDDB) has around 12 million passengers per year. Berlin has more than one airport. Even if the BER need just a bit longer to be opened. ;)
I mean... they’re still good at detecting things.
Once I was going to Brazil, and when we got there and went through TSA again, they detected my two pairs of scissors I had accidentally packed, confiscated my good pair, and let me keep my poor one.
Was at the Frankfort airport a couple weeks ago and I remember seeing an el al plane that was parked at the gate but had been fully fenced in, guards on all four sides, two armored trucks and a larger armored car with a mounted gun. Now it makes sense
I flew out of Ben Gurion several times (since I used to live there). That interview he refers to is true. Even overseas, the degree of the interview I received was crazy. And I'm a Hebrew speaker! (But I completely understand why the security is this tight and agree - it's necessary) I checked the barcodes on my passport, I got some 1s and some 2s. It makes sense that I didn't always get 1. I always get nervous in airports.
That thing about arriving 3 hours early? Absolutely true. Even now that I no longer live in Israel, I can't help but arrive at airports 3 hours early. And I keep on getting shocked by how quickly I get to check in (because I'm used to Israeli security standards, not Australian security).
You lived in the airport? That sounds inconvenient
How would an autistic young male do? Symptoms of autism are similar to those of suspicious behavior.
U forgot to mention that Israelis love the duty free shops so that’s another reason for Israelis arriving early
Well Aussie airports are easy. They don't check ID when boarding domestic flights. And small town domestic airports have REMOVED security screening.
@@the11382 yes but not really, if they know about the autism (and they should know) they will automaticlly suspect much less
I travelled to Tel Aviv and got a 5 on my way back to austria, but no issues at all. Everything was super efficient and fast. Took me longer in Vienna to get though security...
What was it like arriving in Israel?
@@karlosrodrigues9285we might never know 😔
That was interesting. I’m going to look for that bar code on my Israel trip next year.
And?
@@l.lautsprecher3446 trip is cancelled lol
@@shanechurilla I would have been very curious but that's too bad