The Mechanism for Smuggling Draft Dodgers at Ben Gurion Airport Exposed: The Failure, the Criminal, and the Arrest of the Yeshiva Student Who Revealed the Method | Lee Aish
Testimonies from the investigation into the smuggling of draft dodgers at Ben Gurion Airport reveal a method involving coordinated joint flights and the transfer of passports between passengers, bypassing the mechanism meant to prevent their departure from the country.
Testimonies from the investigation into the smuggling of draft dodgers at Ben Gurion Airport, revealed in the main evening news broadcast, expose a method based on prior coordination between those involved and the use of another passenger's passport. In one testimony, a suspect was asked how the process works and described planning a joint flight to Uman for a person who wanted to leave the country despite an exit restriction. Another testimony describes how those involved coordinated the flight route and the method of passage, with one of them handing over his passport to another. The investigation deals with the question of how the method was possible and why the mechanism designed to prevent departure did not stop those involved in time.