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The plan was to fake Amin’s re- (JNS.org) Holocaust survivor, author, hu- icized the administration of U.S. President sel the medal of Honorary Citizen of Jeru- turn to Entebbe from a diplomatic trip in man rights activist, and Nobel Peace Prize Barack Obama for pressing Israel to halt salem earlier this year, NBC News reported. order to infi ltrate the airport terminals laureate Elie Wiesel died at the age of 87, construction in Judea and Samaria. Wiesel is survived by his wife, son, step- and free the 106 people being held hostage his son Elisha Wiesel said Saturday. Wiesel, Wiesel, said Israeli Prime Minister Ben- daughter, and two grandchildren. there. But there was one problem: The air- who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1986, is jamin Netanyahu, “gave expression through borne limo was leaking gas. “So we blocked well-known for “Night,” the book that tells his exceptional personality, and fascinating 40 Years On, Israel’s Operation the hole with chewing gum,” Almog said. the story of his family’s experience during books about the victory of the human spirit Entebbe Inspires Fulfillment Almog describes the July 4, 1976, hos- the Holocaust. The book became the fi rst over cruelty and evil. In the darkness of the of ‘Social Obligations’ tage-rescue mission as being a “one-of-a- work in a trilogy along with “Dawn” and Holocaust in which our brothers and sis- (Deborah Danan/JNS.org) Forty years kind military operation.” “Day.” Wiesel wrote more than 40 other ters—6 million—were murdered, Elie Wie- have passed and Israel Defense Forces (IDF) “The mission showed the commit- works of fi ction and nonfi ction. sel was a ray of light and greatness of hu- Maj. Gen. (res.) Doron Almog’s memories of ment, determination, and dedication of The Romanian-born Wiesel, who was manity who believed in the good in man.” Operation Entebbe (also referred to as Op- the State of Israel for any Jew, anywhere in 15 when he was sent to the Auschwitz con- “I was privileged to know Elie and to eration Yonatan or Operation Thunderbolt) the world, whose life is in danger.
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