In Newsmax interview, premier says Israel will use 60-day Gaza ceasefire 'to try to negotiate an end to this,' pledges to both 'defeat these monsters and get our hostages back' The post Netanyahu says ...

This is the 49th anniversary of Yoni's death, after he was killed in action during Operation Entebbe in 1976, a hostage ...

After Yoni died, people throughout every part of his life spontaneously brought the letters they had received from him to his family during the Shiva (the Jewish mourning period), and the Netanyahus ...

Yoni Netanyahu movie inspires audiences, underwhelms critics 36 years after Entebbe, ‘Follow Me’ examines the mythology, the controversy and the legacy of Israel’s lone fallen soldier from ...

In his memoir, Benjamin Netanyahu glides through his life story The once (and future?) prime minister frames himself as a principled defender of Israel and highlights his important relationships ...

Yoni Netanyahu. Sketch (c) T. Book, 2020 Reading these letters as a young teenager in South Africa changed the trajectory of my life.

A book of his letters, published posthumously by the Netanyahu family, portrays a young man who only felt fully alive as an active defender of his nation.

Books and movies recall the Entebbe rescue but there's more to the story. Much more. It is not widely known that Yoni Netanyahu was a hero long before he commanded the Entebbe operation.

Americans have lost their mobility, the thing that once made the country distinctive, open and prosperous, writes Yoni Appelbaum in his new book, Stuck. He spoke with NPR's Steve Inskeep.

Netanyahu himself is close to flawless in his own retelling. This is how the book veers into election territory.