airline attack and flight screening

I visited Israel in 1998. As part of my trip I popped over to Jordan. I got my entry stamp a separate piece of paper when I entered Israel. I got a Jordanian visa and that is where I picked up evidence of a trip to Israel on my second passport. I am glad when I got a new passport in 2005. I remember leaving Israel I had a personal interview and they took me to a room to do a detailed baggage search. I am an innocent person and they realized that eventually. I nearly missed my flight home. It had been so frustrating to see the check in desk but not be able to get to it. I think that Israel given the threat from some people has excellent security. It is a shame that screening isn't as great in some areas of the world. I was under the impression that every passenger and piece of luggage is scanned. It was awful that the airline had a attack in flight between Amsterdam and Detroit. I can't understand how that nasty man got through security. Security in my home country don't even allow bottles of drinking water. I have a good drink of water before going through security. Just as there was a re-think after September 2001 there is likely to be now.

I think on the one hand, everybody hates going through all that, and who doesn't - yet if you do nothing you're afraid of even flying. The thing is, what ever precautions you take, they will figure out something else. I just think it's a shsme that paying customers have to be part of the security team. This guy was on a watch list. I think they should concentrate on things like that, rather than doing that to every person who wants to fly.