Jerusalem Post editor David Horovitz looks at the decision by the United States and others to apply enhanced screening procedures for those traveling from or through states that sponsor terrorism or are otherwise considered a particular risk. The terror risk countries have been identified as Afghanistan, Algeria, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen and Horovitz ponders as to why Israel is not on the list, given the negative rants towards the Jewish State coming from many of the world's "statesmen and diplomats and columnists and activists" - WELCOME TO ISRAEL.
The answer seems obvious to me.
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