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‘Leave no one behind’: how IDF paratroopers abducted Jordanian Legionnaires to free a comrade (opens the original)
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Long before “leave no one behind” became one of the most enduring ideas associated with the IDF, a wounded paratrooper lying alone beyond the armistice line helped create one of the stories behind that ethos.His name was Yitzhak Gibli, better known to his comrades as “Little Gibli.” After he was wounded during a 1954 reprisal raid and captured by Jordan, some of the best-known figures of Israel’s early military history began planning a remarkable series of operations with one objective: seize en
How a 19-year-old officer defied orders and joined the Six-Day War (opens the original)
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In September 1967, three months after the Six-Day War, stories began to emerge that the war itself had left untold. Behind the headlines about the great victory were countless personal stories: split-second decisions, acts of heroism, mistakes, loss and incidents that sounded as though they had been written for a movie.One such story appeared 59 years ago this week on the front page of Yedioth Ahronoth. Its protagonist was a 19-year-old female officer whose identity was not disclosed. She boarde
The convicted murderer who spent a weekend with a Beersheba family after escaping prison (opens the original)
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Shimon and Eti Elmakais of Beersheba probably thought that Saturday would end much like all the other Saturdays that summer: a pleasant afternoon nap to pass the hottest hours of the day, tasty food of the kind reserved for the weekend and, this time, perhaps a little excitement over the approaching start of the school year for the family’s two children.But then came the knock at the door. Eti, still somewhat groggy from her nap, opened it and found a stranger standing before her with a gun in h
How Mossad stole the world’s most advanced fighter jet (opens the original)
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On the morning of August 16, 1966, at exactly 8 a.m., a foreign fighter jet landed at the Israeli Air Force base in Hatzor. This was no friendly aircraft on a routine visit. The Iraqi Air Force insignia was displayed on its wings and a 30-year-old pilot sat in the cockpit, having voluntarily landed in enemy territory. Within minutes, the significance of the event became clear: Israel had obtained a MiG-21, the Soviet Union’s classified and most advanced fighter jet of the time, a weapon that Wes
How a memorial for Jewish paratroopers became one of Israel’s deadliest air disasters (opens the original)
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On July 29, 1954, thousands gathered at Kibbutz Ma’agan on the shore of the Sea of Galilee for a ceremony honoring Peretz Goldstein and the Jewish paratroopers who had volunteered for missions in Nazi-occupied Europe during World War II.Within moments, the memorial became one of the deadliest aviation disasters in Israel’s history.A light aircraft lost control above the crowd, skimmed over the first rows of dignitaries and crashed into the spectators behind them. Seventeen people were killed and
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