Netanyahu says he’s ‘moved’ to be in Entebbe

Addressing the crowd, Netanyahu says he is “moved” to stand on the ground where IDF soldiers freed the hostages thousands of kilometers from Israeli soil.

“I am moved to stand here on the place where IDF troops rescued hostages here in the heart of Africa, so far from home,” he says.

He mentions his brother Yoni, who he says charged at the head of the force that landed in the airport and attacked the terrorists.

“Entebbe is always with me, in my thoughts, my consciousness and deep in my heart,” he says.

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