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General12:14 · 8h ago

Model Maya Key Detained by Customs at Airport

By מערכת ice
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story · English

Israeli model and social media influencer Maya Key and her partner experienced a stressful and unusual end to their vacation when they were detained by customs officials at the airport. According to reports, the couple was held for an extended period at the customs checkpoint, undergoing a thorough inspection that included scanning their luggage and being questioned by officials. Their suitcases were also opened for a detailed examination. The report noted Key's visibly dejected expression during the prolonged process.

The reason for the intense scrutiny, as humorously suggested in accompanying text, was the couple's excessive amount of luggage, humorously referencing "a hundred plus suitcases and a cute little black Bottega in a cart." This incident follows a recent media controversy involving Key. She was associated with director Yuval Avraham's film, which presented serious allegations against the IDF's operations. The film drew strong criticism from senior officials, including public condemnations from the Chief of Staff and the IDF spokesperson, and a call from Culture Minister Miki Zohar to revoke the creators' citizenship.

In response to the pressure, Avraham spoke out, expressing personal distress and fear of not being able to return to Israel. He stated he had deleted his social media accounts, emphasizing that "Israel is my home." Avraham also questioned what he would do if he couldn't return. Key reacted to Avraham's comments by simply stating, "Be afraid."

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