PM NETANYAHU SAYS ISRAEL WILL REMAIN IN 'SECURITY ZONES' & CONTINUE TO THWART THREATS IN THE REGION
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Netanyahu's brother Yoni died leading the 1976 Entebbe raid.
Lt. Col. Yonatan Netanyahu commanded the Israeli commando unit that rescued 102 hostages at Uganda's Entebbe Airport — and was the only Israeli soldier killed. The loss shaped Benjamin's lifelong focus on hostage crises and counterterrorism.
This storyWhat share of the world's seaborne oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz?
- About 10%
- About 20%
- About 35%
- About 50%
Guess, then reveal the answer
About 20%
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This storyThe 2015 JCPOA capped Iran's uranium enrichment at what purity level?
- 3.67%
- 20%
- 45%
- 60%
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3.67%
Netanyahu's brother died leading the 1976 Entebbe hostage rescue.
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Ramallah is the de facto capital of the Palestinian Authority
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