Re: Israel a good example?
Israel has been at war ever since it's creation.
Any private company dealing with security, anti-terrorism, defense is bound to be profitable. How much of its GNP is about defense, compared to any normal democracy?
Can a private company make a profit (in the US) from airport security when, after a few months, some management issues will arise and needs for savings will collide with expenditures?
We all hope the current situation is temporary and won't last. But private companies need to be certain about the timeframe, don't they?
Just an opinion.
Raoul