Israeli passenger demands to exit aircraft just before takeoff from Rome without giving crew a reason; flight delayed for hours after all passengers made to redo security screening
ed note–not just entire books, but indeed entire LIBRARIES of commentary could (and indeed SHOULD) accompany this, but in the interests of not over-burdening the already over-burdened Gentile attention span, we’ll keep it as ‘short & sweet’ as possible.
In many respects, the particulars of the story below are a microcosm of what has been the ‘Jewish problem’ for the last 3,000 years. These deranged lifeforms, ‘possessed’ (no pun intended) as they are by certain religious notions (NONE of which are rooted in reality and all of which function collectively as a highly-disruptive and antagonistic force upon the rest of the world) bring the entire planet and all human activity to a standstill so that their own personal demands are met and so that they may have ‘their moment’.
Whether it is a plane that might, MIGHT, be flying on ‘Shabbat’, (when Hebraica, Inc is forced to think of nothing else outside of the violent deity which they worship, ‘yahweh’) or whether it is something as existentially-consequential as WWIII/Armageddon so that the Jews may make good on the various ‘promises’ to which they cling like vultures on a rotting carcass, i.e.–
‘And God spoke unto us saying, ‘Go to the hill-country and all the places nigh thereunto… in the Arabah, the hill-country and in the Lowland… in the South and by the sea-shore, the land of the Canaanites, and Lebanon, as far as the great river, the river Euphrates…Go in therefore and possess the land which the Lord swore unto your fathers, to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, unto them and to their seed after them…’ Book of Deuteronomy
–As well as ‘la enchillada grandissima’ of them all, as foresoothed by a guy named ‘Isaiah’…
‘For the nation or people which will not bow down and serve you shall perish, they shall be utterly destroyed…’
–the result is always the same, which is that all human activity must be rendered impotent, irrelevant, and immobilized from what needs to take place, and all so that they, the ‘Children of Israel’, as they love to refer to themselves, may have, again, ‘their moment’.
Times of Israel
A flight from Rome to Tel Aviv was delayed for several hours on Friday after a Jewish passenger, panicked that he would not arrive in Israel before Shabbat, sparked a security scare by abruptly demanding to leave the plane just before take-off, Hebrew media reported.
The incident began after boarding had been completed, when the passenger suddenly demanded to disembark without explaining why, raising suspicions amongst the crew and fellow passengers.
‘He did not explain himself and did not give a reason why he wanted to get off,’ one passenger told Channel 12, describing widespread anxiety among those aboard.
The crew called local police, and the man was detained for questioning, while passengers were sent back to the terminal and the aircraft underwent additional security checks.
‘We were all panicked, angry, and frightened,’ one passenger said, noting that many children were aboard.
In video posted to social media by passengers, the captain could be heard telling passengers that in light of the incident, the flight would be canceled and that buses were on their way to take people back to the terminal.
Footage also showed passengers standing inside the aircraft as police approached, and later being returned to the terminal.
Ultimately, the passengers were all re-screened by security and the flight departed after a delay of several hours.
According to the reports, it later became clear that the man had feared that the flight would not land before the start of Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest, when observant Jews are prohibited from traveling.
Flight 6043 had been scheduled to land at Ben Gurion Airport at 6:45 p.m. — shortly before Shabbat — but eventually arrived at around 10 p.m., according to the Walla news site. Shabbat started in Tel Aviv on Friday evening at 7:11 p.m.
Observant Jews do not travel on Shabbat — from sunset on Friday to nightfall on Saturday. Therefore, most observant Jews do not schedule flights that are due to arrive at their destinations close to the start of Shabbat.
In a later statement, Wizz Air said the flight had been ‘delayed due to an additional security check’ and that passengers were asked to leave the aircraft while it was carried out.
‘The safety of passengers and crew remains the company’s top priority,’ the airline said.