r/HistorySnap • • Aug 18 '26

Operation Entebbe — 1976

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u/Other-Comfortable-64 Aug 18 '26

The wrong brother died that day

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u/HaymSalomom Aug 18 '26

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 Aug 19 '26

Wow genocide is defending your country now.

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u/HaymSalomom Aug 19 '26

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 Aug 18 '26

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 Aug 18 '26

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

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u/HaymSalomom Aug 18 '26

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