I hope they start doing this to all the Israelis entering the US.

Gee that does not sound like a hard thing to get around...oh you want my email account, here look at my junk email account.

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Anonymous wrote:http://www.timesofisrael.com/pro-palestinian-activist-says-she-was-expelled-for-refusing-to-log-in-to-her-email-at-the-airport/

Fascist tactics coming to American airports soon.

I thought the facists were some italians who liked to dress in black clothing and chant Mussolini

Unless you are a Republican and then there are the Islamofascists, and the Feminazis. And of course any opposition candidate can be called socialist with not a single reference to the principles of socialism.

So now suddenly you want to be intentionally literal, because it's Israel. Sorry pal.

Anonymous wrote:http://www.timesofisrael.com/pro-palestinian-activist-says-she-was-expelled-for-refusing-to-log-in-to-her-email-at-the-airport/

Fascist tactics coming to American airports soon.

I thought the facists were some italians who liked to dress in black clothing and chant Mussolini

opps lAe=LAW

Just like th Az. lae upheld by SCOTUS Prove you belong here

It's interesting that the article ended with an Israeli professor saying that the email searches are probably against Israeli law. I doubt that there is any practical way to assert one's rights in such circumstances, but I think it is relevant to know whether it is Israeli law, government policy, the security agency, or individual agents that are at fault here. Relevant to an abstract discussion, that is, even if not to an individual at the airport.

I heard that when Tamari called the US Embassy, they asked her if she was of Jewish descent. When she explained that she was Palestinian-American, they said that they couldn't help because if they got involved it would go worse for her.

http://www.timesofisrael.com/pro-palestinian-activist-says-she-was-expelled-for-refusing-to-log-in-to-her-email-at-the-airport/

Fascist tactics coming to American airports soon.