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    Russian Woman Assaults Israeli Border Officer at Ben Gurion Airport

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    What it is about

    A Russian citizen, 39, attacked a border control officer of the Population and Immigration Authority at Ben Gurion Airport after being refused entry to Israel. The individual, who has an Israeli partner, will be deported back to Russia.

    Why it matters

    This incident highlights the security challenges faced by Israeli border control authorities and underscores their commitment to maintaining safety and order at the country’s international gateway. Ensuring the integrity of Israel’s borders is essential for national security.

    Details

    The Russian woman, upset by the refusal to grant her entry after questioning, became violent and began punching the border control officer. She received support from her Israeli partner, who also threatened and ranted at the border officials.

    What they are saying

    Population and Immigration Authority officials managed to subdue the attacker and handed her over to the police. Her partner was similarly detained for his threatening behavior. The border control officers are expected to file a formal complaint regarding the assault.

    This story was first published on ynetnews.com.

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