’Israeli’ Journo Plants Fake Bombs on 12 Planes!

Local Editor

An undercover journalist proved Tel Aviv airport security lax when he planted fake "bombs" on 12 passenger planes while working as a cleaner on a friend's ID. In response, the airport filed a police complaint against the man for "impersonating a public employee."

Journalist David Suleiman came to Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion air hub, viewed as one of the world's safest airports, and said he needed a job.

Suleiman filmed himself while inside the planes, acting intentionally suspiciously, and placed soft-drink cans onboard, imitating the explosive device that Daesh [the Arabic acronym for the terrorist "ISIS" group] claimed it used to crash the Russian Metrojet Airbus A321 airliner in October 2015.

Suleiman said it was not hard at all to smuggle the suspicious materials in.

Despite working as a cleaner, the man also got access to the plane's cockpit as well as the runway and other parts of the airport he was not supposed to be at.

Suleiman noted that no one actually checked whether his permission was enough to enter all the areas.

In the interview with RT, Suleiman also disclosed what went largely under the media radar. This was his successful attempt to plant a hoax bomb inside the office of "Israel's" main air company.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team