[heartbeat] this is the book of letters of my brother, which we collected after his death in entebbe. harvey: he was an unbelievable writer. somebody told me, the way they referred to him was, they said, "yoni has all the golf clubs in the bag." yeah, no, he was an exceptional, uh, human being and turned out to be an unbelievable leader and a great military commander. he had indescribable courage, and he was-- there was nothing pompous about him, you know? he never-- he never played the part. he was the genuine article, and everybody who knew him knew it. he didn't have to-- i'll say this, he never-- he didn't have to die to be a legend. he was a legend already in his life. you have said that when you were at mit and-- and he was killed in entebbe, that-- you said, the hardest thing that you've ever had to do in your life was tell your parents, that you were the one. yeah, it was, um-- that was, uh... indescribable agony. when my younger brother called me and told me that yoni had been killed in entebbe, which i had a premonition that he would tell me that... it was as if my world...

well... there's no question that yoni's death in entebbe changed my life and steered it to its presentourse. of course i didn't know it at the time. but... i felt that i had to... do something about this scourge of terrorism. nobody wants peace more than israel, but the stumbling block to the road for peace is this demand for a plo state which will mean more war, which will mean more violence in the middle east. israel wants to live in peace and wants to be secure. if that involves maintaining our own military guarantees against the destruction of people who surround us, yes, i believe we should fight for our survival. and then there was also the question, "well, the terrorists are-- you know, they have a good grievance, and they're acting out of trying to correct a grievance." i said, "no, they're not." you know, because people who deliberately murder babies or blow up buses, they don't have freedom on their minds. they'll trample their own people once they get into power, which they do, invariably. what terrorists do is targethe innocent deliberately. and therefore my definition of t

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