A passenger traveling from Seattle to Tel Aviv found a handwritten note in her checked luggage that read "F*** Israel." Noa Sabar Dvoskin, 48, from Los Angeles, discovered the note while unpacking her suitcase on Monday after a trip that included a connection on Alaska Airlines and El Al. Dvoskin, who was traveling with her three children, expressed feelings of fear and disgust upon finding the note. She stated, "I never thought about this kind of thing happening on an airline." Dvoskin reported the incident to Alaska Airlines, Los Angeles International Airport, the US Transportation Security Administration, the US Department of Homeland Security, and the US embassy in Israel. Alaska Airlines did not respond to a request for comment. The airline has a codeshare agreement with El Al. This incident follows a previous occurrence six months prior when an El Al flight was delayed due to security concerns after “Free Palestine” stickers were found on airport equipment, leading to an investigation and the firing of a contractor employee.
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Passenger Discovers Anti-Israel Note in Luggage After Flight from Seattle to Tel Aviv
A passenger on a flight from Seattle to Tel Aviv found an anti-Israel note in her luggage. Noa Sabar Dvoskin reported the incident to multiple authorities, expressing concern for her family's safety. Alaska Airlines, which has a codeshare agreement with El Al, did not comment on the situation.
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Passenger finds anti-Israel curse in checked luggage after Seattle-Tel Aviv trip
Passenger Discovers Anti-Israel Note in Luggage After Flight from Seattle to Tel Aviv