Statue of Yoni Netanyahu unveiled at Uganda’s Entebbe Airport, 50 years after raid
Head of Ugandan military also commemorates the four slain hostages while dedicating statue that he previously said 'My God Jesus Christ' instructed him to build during a dream
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What happenedHead of Ugandan military also commemorates the four slain hostages while dedicating statue that he previously said 'My God Jesus Christ' instructed him to build during a dream.
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CenterStatue of Yoni Netanyahu unveiled at Uganda’s Entebbe Airport, 50 years after raid
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Statue of Yoni Netanyahu unveiled at Uganda’s Entebbe Airport, 50 years after raid
Head of Ugandan military also commemorates the four slain hostages while dedicating statue that he previously said 'My God Jesus Christ' instructed him to build during a dream
