Netanyahu Visits Grave of Brother Yoni, Killed During 1976's Operation Entebbe

Revisiting the daring Entebbe rescue mission 49 years later

In a bold overnight mission on July 4, 1976, Israeli commandos flew over 2,500 miles to Uganda, stormed Entebbe Airport under the cover of darkness, killed all hijackers and Ugandan soldiers resisting, and rescued 102 hostages in under an hour—losing only one soldier, Yonatan Netanyahu, in what remains one of the most legendary hostage rescue operations in modern military history. The post WATCH: Revisiting the daring Entebbe rescue mission 49 …

Netanyahu visits grave of brother Yoni, killed during 1976's Operation Entebbe

This is the 49th anniversary of Yoni's death, after he was killed in action during Operation Entebbe in 1976, a hostage rescue mission at Entebbe Airport in Uganda.

Remembering Entebbe – 49 Years Later

Operation Entebbe was a high-stakes Israeli commando raid that stormed Uganda’s airport, killed seven terrorists, and rescued over 100 hostages—pulling off one of the boldest rescue missions in modern history.

Entebbe EXPOSED: The Raid Israel Tried to Bury

In this gripping episode, we reveal the full story of Operation Entebbe — Israel’s audacious 1976 rescue that stunned the world and redefined counterterrorism forever. Discover how Israeli intelligence tracked the hostages to a remote airport in Uganda under dictator Idi Amin’s protection. See how the Israeli commandos planned a daring 2,500-mile raid using blueprints, undercover intel, and fearless flying. Witness the seven minutes that changed…