Uganda
Uganda to build statue in memory of Yoni Netanyahu at site of daring hostage rescue - report
Yoni Netanyahu was the only Israeli soldier killed in the raid, which freed Jewish hostages held at Entebbe after the hijacking of an Air France flight in 1976.
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National ceremony commemorates Operation Entebbe – 40 years later
The evening was especially symbolic for Netanyahu whose older brother Yonatan “Yoni” was killed while leading the Entebbe raid.
Entebbe, leçon de courage
« Lorsque nous sommes déterminés à protéger notre peuple, aucun terroriste ne peut nous vaincre. Aucun lieu n’est inaccessible. Aucune opération n’est trop compliquée. »
Comment: Commemorating, not celebrating the Entebbe Operation
Four decades later, terrorism is no less a scourge than it was then.
PM in Africa : It is possible to break automatic anti-Israel majority
“I said Israel also needs Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya, all the countries,” Netanyahu said.
Analysis: Ugandan President's wild speech
His constant references to “Palestine” led some to wonder whether Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas was in the crowd.
READ: PM Netanyahu's full speech at Entebbe operation memorial in Uganda
PM speaks at ceremony marking 40 years since Entebbe rescue operation.
Yoni Netanyahu's childhood friends plan Entebbe event in Philadelphia
The Netanyahu brothers went to Cheltenham High School outside Philadelphia before returning to Israel.
'Let us rededicate ourselves to the spirit of Entebbe,’ PM says on first day of Africa trip
“For centuries we were stateless and powerless to defend ourselves. No one came to our rescue, we were murdered by the millions. The rise of Israel has changed all that."
Analysis: The legacy of Entebbe - Israel's last heroic hurrah
Surely in the second decade of the 21st century, when the world is infested with all sorts and forms of terrorists, the lessons of Entebbe are needed even more.
Ugandan Jews get official recognition from Jewish Agency
Recognition means the Ugandan Jews are allowed to immigrate to Israel under the Law of Return.