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Don't they have universal unlocks for suitcases? They can just take a phone / laptop out, disassemble it quickly to clone the hard drive (or sometimes not even that, just power it on and use any of the various Israeli exploits they've bought) and presto, you can go on your merry way.
Yes, they can access your phone if they want to, but accessing the data is another story. You'd have to be a very high profile target for them to try attacking your phone, and if it's off, they'd have to break the encryption. AFAIK, the "Israeli exploits" aren't magic, and it's not something they'd even try in a typical airport check.
If you're really worried about it, mall your phone to your destination, those have a lot less security.