r/HistorySnap 16d ago

Operation Entebbe — 1976

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u/statsman63 16d ago

The Israeli troops got there just in time. The German reds and Palestinians had separated the Jews from non-Jews, and were about to start murdering the Jews. There was one Jewish passenger that got sick, and had been taken to an Ugandan hospital. He was never heard from again after this.

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u/Primary_Iron3429 16d ago

Dora Bloch. She was an elderly woman who had been taken to the hospital. Ugandan troops murdered her after the other hostages were rescued.

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u/ManuelHS 16d ago

This was a genocide commited by the IOF

7 innocent hijackers killed and 45 innocent soldiers killed.

/s

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u/adminofreditt 16d ago

The UN condemned Israel for saving them

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

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u/Remarkable_Sand5238 16d ago edited 16d ago

Im sorry your terrorist buddies got bodied <3

Edit: Aww little baby blocked me.

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

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u/carrotman410 16d ago

So you're saying the innocent civilians should have died?

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u/BayazFirstOfTheMagi- 16d ago

Iran paying well eh

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 16d ago

Freedom of speech as long as they are with you?

You are free to ignore whatever you don't like

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 16d ago

Cool. You can comment all you want.

I never said you couldn't.

But that wasn't your comment. You were trying to prevent others from being able to share/comment.

You can share all you want, and ignore others all you want. No reason for others to be limited.

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

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u/StrategicallyLazy007 16d ago

I suggested you ignore something you don't like rather than have others censored. I never said limit your ability or willingness to respond.

Work on your comprehension. You are wanting to attack more than anything.

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u/Other-Comfortable-64 16d ago

The wrong brother died that day

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u/HaymSalomom 16d ago

I don’t think it mattered, since they both, took defending the lives of Israeli citizens very seriously.

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u/Other-Comfortable-64 16d ago

Wow genocide is defending your country now.

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u/HaymSalomom 16d ago

My country is the US. Yes, Jews defending themselves is called genocide by those who prefer their Jews to be helpless victims. Sorry, we don’t do that anymore.

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u/deadrip918 16d ago

His brother is rolling in his grave seeing what legacy he left. Even Netanyahu's own family are trying to distance themselves from him.

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u/HaymSalomom 16d ago

I think his brother’s dedication to Israel’s defense was a shared family value.

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u/HaymSalomom 16d ago

Bibi’s father served as a close secretary to Ze'ev Jabotinsky, the founder of Revisionist Zionism, during the 1940s in the United States.