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Puncturing the Netanyahu Myth: Yoni, Bibi and the Truth About Entebbe
A senior Israeli military intelligence officer breaks his silence on the dark side of the hero of Israel's intrepid Entebbe hostage rescue mission: The grave doubts about Yoni Netanyahu’s mental fitness – and how his family whitewashed history
Long before Benjamin Netanyahu first won power, it was his brother, Yonatan, who had won fame as a household name in Israel. It is the relationship between these two facts and the brothers' biographies that shaped the political trajectory of five-times prime minister Netanyahu and the country he governed, while raising uncomfortable questions about the nature of heroism and hero-worship, truth and manipulation.
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