Entebbe Raid - The Doctrine of the Impossible

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In this compelling episode, host Alexandra Reeves examines how the 1976 Entebbe raid transformed global counterterrorism strategy, tracing its influence from the creation of elite rescue units like Germany's GSG-9 and America's Delta Force to modern operations including the Bin Laden raid. Through meticulous analysis of declassified documents and diplomatic records, Reeves explores the operation's complex legacy—from Idi Amin's murderous retaliation against elderly hostage Dora Bloch to the enduring military doctrine that audacious, well-planned missions can overcome seemingly impossible odds.

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