the entebbe rescue was one of the few bits of good news we had regardrding counteter-terrori. f followed a a year lar by the daring rescue of german passengers that had been aboard a hijacked lufthansa aircraft. it was over in minutes, a blinding flash and deafening explosion and gunfire. cronkite: the plane's passengers and crew were freed in a lightning pre-dawn rescue raid by crack west german commandos at somalia's mogadishu airport. there was a sense that the pendulum was s swinging a away from terrorisist efficacycy. in other w words, ifif you hijacacked a plana, you dididn't necesessarily get a freeee run to thehe press cononference. once again, we see terrorism's evolution in the sense that the terrorists themselves often have to change up their tactics if they're going to stay one step ahead of the governments. west german industrialist hans martin schleyer, a key government advisor, was kidnapped in cologne today. briggs: the terrorists riddled the cars carrying schleyer and his police bodyguards with machine-gun fire. the bodyguards were killed. [ speaking german ]

and we have a whatsapp group of the kids of entebbe. and meet with serene hershko, one of the paratroopers who got very seriously injured and became paraplegic ever since . so yes, paraplegic ever since. so yes, we stay in contact and we're good friends . and we spend time good friends. and we spend time together , especially in these together, especially in these days. >> well, yes . and you have some >> well, yes. and you have some understanding of what what's going on in this terrible circumstance. thank you so much for me this evening. circumstance. thank you so much for me me this evening. circumstance. thank you so much for me now; this evening. circumstance. thank you so much for me now is1is evening. circumstance. thank you so much for me now is assistantig. with me now is assistant professor at king's college and senior lecturer in school of senior lecturer in the school of security, andreas krieg. security, dr. andreas krieg. thank much for coming in. thank you so much for coming in. what do you think this means? is it likely

, entebbe back in 1970s were israeli specialforces, where entebbe back in 1970s were israeli specialhijacked plane by hallas —— by palestinians. they will be braced for that and that is why they are trying to have this entire transfer is done in the upmost sequencing with a minimum amount of surveillance. you are right, there will be an extensive debrief, so beyond the humanitarian bit there will be of direct military and intelligence angle to this. in terms of timings. — intelligence angle to this. in terms of timings, does _ intelligence angle to this. in terms of timings, does it _ intelligence angle to this. in terms of timings, does it seem _ intelligence angle to this. in terms of timings, does it seem like - of timings, does it seem like everything is on track? we think it is not about an hour and 15 minutes before this is meant to happen. yes. before this is meant to happen. yes, i soke to before this is meant to happen. yes, i spoke to a — before this is meant to happen. yes, i spoke to a military _ before this is meant to happen. yes, i spoke to a military -- _ before this

the death of netanyahu's brother in entebbe became a special figure in media circles . since the 1980s during the right-wing government in israel. he was the representative of israel in the united nations for several years and appeared regularly in the american media . he spoke english very well because he had lived and grown up there . he had a strong expression for propaganda. shortly after the death of his brother, netanyahu entered american television and this new beginning in zand, the first thing he did was to introduce himself as someone who has expertise. in terrorism , he was one of the first people to raise the issue that a war is a war between good and evil. netanyahu had a strategy because he didn't want to reach an agreement with the palestinians, because he didn't want to give concessions to the palestinians, because he didn't want to justify his words and the principles he believed in. he was satisfied with the fact that in this big war you should give in to smaller wars and even this was proposed as a strategy, war between wars , i am not talking about t

the death of netanyahu's brother in entebbe became a special figure in media circles . since the 1980s during the right-wing government in israel, the likud party. several years he was the representative of israel in the united nations and regularly appeared in the american media . he spoke english very well because he had lived and grown up there. he had a strong expression for propaganda. shortly after the death of his brother netanyahu, he entered american television and this was a new beginning in his life. the first thing he did was to introduce himself as someone who specializes in terrorism. mr. benyamin netay, the first witness, rose to farami's position after graduating from amity university and choosing an american name for himself and changing it to ben netay. he fought for israel in his own way. netanyahu was one of the first people who raised this issue that during the war between khair and the city, netanyahu had a strategy because he did not want to reach an agreement with the palestinians because he did not want to give concessions to the palestinians be

the death of netanyahu's brother in entebbe became a face in media circles became special. since the 1980s, during the right-wing rule in israel , netanyahu's likud party has been israel's representative at the united nations for several years and regularly appeared in the american media. strong for advertising . shortly after the death of his brother, netanyahu entered american television and this was a new beginning in his life. the first thing he did was to introduce himself as someone who specializes in terrorism. i call the first witness, mr. benyamin netay, to the stand. after graduating from amaiti university was fighting for israel in its own way by choosing an american name for itself and changing it to ben nantai. netani was one of the first people to raise this issue, that the war is between good and evil. he had a strategy because he didn't want to reach an agreement with the palestinians, because he didn't want to give the palestinians points, because he didn't want to talk about himself . and he was content to deviate from the principles he believed in, and in

of several european palestinian fighters was the commander of israel's anti-terrorism commandos at entebbe airport in uganda and he was able to take the plane back, but he himself was killed in this operation. well, after carrying out that operation, which was a successful operation and led to the release of the hostages , yonatan became a prominent hero in a country outside the zionist regime, and it is only natural that he used this space and opportunity effectively. after the liberation, the yehroghans were returned to kalami with the welcome of israeli personalities. netanyahu later repeated this the subject points out that even some of the election platforms were bigger than benjamin and after he was killed in that operation, actually benjamin netanyahu formed a group for so-called anti-terrorist activities this time, but benjamin instead of bra. he was killed in this military operation and became a national hero. ali zahir netanyahu claims that his fight against israel's enemies is actually a kind of revenge for his brother. i think it was in 1988 that benjamin netanyahu organized th

european palestinian fighters, the commander of israel's anti-terrorist commandos, at the airport of entebbe. and he was able to take the plane back, but he himself was killed in this operation. well, after carrying out that operation, which was also a successful operation and led to the release of the hostages , he was known as a hero in a country outside the zionist regime, and netanyahu it is natural that he used this space and opportunity in a good way. after the release, the hostages were welcomed back to the classroom by israeli figures. later, netanyahu mentioned this issue many times and even some of likud's electoral platforms were affected by this event. he is 3 years old from benyamin bozor and after he was killed in that operation, in fact, benjamin netanyahu formed a group for so-called anti-terrorist activities, this time, benjamin became a national hero instead of his older brother tarsh yoni, who was killed in this military operation. . zahir netanyahu, he claims that his fight against israel's enemies is actually a kind of revenge for his brother. i think it was in 1981 that

the israeli air force, fonded by the cooperational team leader of the entebbe raid.t was swanned from senate reconnaissance unit. these commandos are the quarterbacks of these operations. we have special-ops troops who are aboutstart going unit by unit, larry, great risk to the units. regarding to hamas, regarding to propaganda it is nonsense. we've seen the nonsense videos floating out there. actors and fake, you know people jumping into these scenes to footage out to media. bbc reporting without any confirmation this is nonsense. i don't have to sell it to you, larry. i don't have to sell it to your audience here. but the fact the amount of selectivity and risk to the idf in order to assure the highest level of safety for the palestinian people is unheard of by any other military in the world. larry: yes. >> any other country would have turned gaza into a lake by now but israel won't do that. larry: yes. >> we care about the palestinians, they matters to us. they are good people. we'll save every one of them. you know what your cease-fire is coming. where sis rail'

we waited for it.ju we did it in 76, in entebbe in july. we got, we back hundred three hostages. we're in the hostage rescue business. ot and we you know, while we may not have invented it, like i've been saying, we perfectented id israel's really good at counterterrorism. so we're going to take israel i thosel take t 50 hostages back. but i can assure you, to your previous chat with the senator, israel is going to have a very high degree of surveillance. srael wiall gaza, we've got that place on lockdown. and the reason why who is becaus israel's a master at that intelligence gathering. so we're going to keep an eye on everythin ag. all the supply lines have been cut off. no one's moving any supplies. we no one want to get those trucks in there, too, for the palestinian people who are trapped in the centee palesr of gaza. and so israel is going to keep a very tight. i are shin bet o wilr mossad among intelligence agencies and it'set okay. we want those hostages back. we're going to take them, we'l theg to keep a very, close eye on exactly how this unfolds overw next couplee, of