Entebbe Rescue Operation
The Diary That Survived Entebbe
Austin resident and longtime Jewish National Fund-USA supporter carries forward her father’s firsthand account of Entebbe, 50 years later.
New documentary 'To Kill a Nazi' details Holocaust survivor's key role in Entebbe rescue
‘Which homeland?’ American Jews do not have to choose between Israel and US - opinion
Flydubai terror attempt brings to mind the hijackings of 1970s in Israeli consciousness - comment
7 Days in Entebbe
Why isn't AIPAC lobbying for Taylor Force?
There is a direct connection between Taylor Force and the other recipient of the Elie Wiesel prize at our gala, Yonatan Netanyahu, who was murdered 41 years ago in Entebbe.
‘7 Days in Entebbe’ film plays down Israeli heroism
The new film challenges the long-exalted Israeli version of Operation Thunderbolt.
Operation Thunderbolt comes to the silver screen
Lior Ashkenazi portrays Yitzhak Rabin in new dramatization of Entebbe raid.
The photo we could not take
As Israel celebrates its 70th year of independence, now is the time for Israel’s leadership to overcome the walls that divide us and to become the Jewish homeland that we hope for and need it to be.
Rivlin, Blair remember Peres at state memorial on Mount Herzl
Tony Blair, who was the last speaker after Rivlin and Chemi Peres, began his address by saying: “We miss him don’t we. I know I do.”
Peres memoir sheds new light on Israel's most famous military operation
In an excerpt from ‘No Room for Small Dreams’ by Shimon Peres, the late president recalls – while serving as defense minister – plotting the daring raid on Entebbe
Peres’s new autobiography looks back at decades of accomplishments
Shimon Peres endured several defeats and disappointments in his lifetime, but generally preferred to come up with new ideas and look forward rather than brood over what was or what might have been.