On July 4, 1976, Israeli soldiers secretly flew to Entebbe, Uganda and rescued a group of Israelis and Jews who had been taken hostage. Now, forty years later, Iddo Netanyahu, the brother of Israel's current Prime Minister and Yoni, the raid's only IDF casualty, speaks about the operation.

One week after the hijacking of a flight from Israel to Paris on June 27, 1976, Israel mounted a daring hostage rescue operation - and succeeded in what has become the world's most famous rescue to date.

Terrorists murdered 31 civilians this past year, bringing the number of victims of terror and war since the creation of the Jewish State to 2,538.