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" A family was booted off a flight from Israel to London because their nineteen-month-old daughter began crying.  Flight attendants on board a taxiing plane at Ben-Gurion Airport in Israel had asked parents Ariella and Mark Aziz to place their daughter Sarina on one of their laps. The couple complied, strapping her into the seat belt required for children under the age of two. However, this position upset the toddler, who got fussy and began crying.  Granted, little kids wailing on planes is nothing new, but the crew decided they needed to alert the flight&amp;#039;s captain. He then decided to stop the plane and call security to remove the family from the flight.  Escorted by police, the Azizes were taken back to the terminal, and passengers still on board were informed that there had been a &amp;quot;security breach.&amp;quot; According to reports, the plane was already behind schedule, and this incident caused more delays.  The parents are now seeking advice as to whether or not they should take legal action. &amp;quot;I want to emphasize that we wanted to, and were, complying with the crew and their instructions,&amp;quot; said Mark.  &amp;quot;We had actually purchased a seat for her to sit in, and she was very happy in that and belted in correctly. But the stewardess came up to us and said that their policy was for the child to be seated on a parent&amp;#039;s lap; we said we were happy to go along with this and were in no way argumentative,&amp;quot; he told MailOnline Travel. But somehow, the couple was treated like criminals.  &amp;quot;It was like a terrorist incident, I couldn&amp;#039;t believe it. The next thing you know we&amp;#039;re all in squad cars heading back to Ben-Gurion,&amp;quot; said mom Ariella.  Do you think the crying toddler was a threat to the safety of other passengers? [Via Daily Mail] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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