In 1976, Air France Flight 139 was hijacked by the Palestine Liberation Organization and eventually landed at Entebbe Airport in Uganda, 4,000 kilometers away from Israel. The terrorists demanded that Israel release prisoners, or they would execute the hostages. The Israel Defense Forces carried out a textbook-level long-distance raid, flying over 4,000 kilometers in four C-130 transport planes at low altitude, suddenly arriving at Entebbe Airport. In just 45 seconds, they annihilated all the hijacking terrorists, with only three of the 106 hostages losing their lives.
In that epic operation, the only casualty among the commandos was the commander of the mission. His name wasYonatan Netanyahu. Do you find this name somewhat familiar? That’s right, he is the older brother of Benjamin Netanyahu, the current Prime Minister of Israel.
While people praise the bravery of the commandos, they often overlook a key detail: in the few days before the operation, Mossad agents had thoroughly mapped every defensive position at the Ugandan airport, and even successfully bribed a few local soldiers guarding the airport. When the Israeli C-130 transport planes suddenly landed, the sentries, having been bribed, did not sound the alarm or open fire.The precision of intelligence determines the odds of success in a risky mission.
Fast forward to March 28, 2026, Mossad once again demonstrated to the world how 'accurate' its 'ruler' is. The ability of US-Israeli missiles to precisely 'target' Khamenei relies on more than just satellite images—it’s the spy network embedded deep within Tehran's inner circle...