Everybody jumped from the jeeps and the Mercedes. My knees collapsed. It took me in a second

to recover. And I didn't see my commander. I didn't see my commander. So I thought that he

already ran to the terminal. So I started to run as fast as I can and bypassing everybody

because I thought that I have to catch up with my commander.

As a matter of fact, it was two, three meters behind me.

And when I approached a terminal, suddenly on my left, I heard someone shouting that

Johnny was hit and I saw him falling.

And give or take in the same time, the glass of the

wall was broken and someone was in the terminal surrounded with many hostages and he was shooting

at me. I shot him through the glass. I saw his head falling. He was hit. I jumped into the

terminal and I thought that I'm not the first.

I was sure that my commander is already inside, but I suddenly saw that I'm alone in a huge

room with hundreds of hostages and several terrorists.

So I immediately changed my place, turned to the other side, and I saw two terrorists that were aiming at my back.

And at this very moment, my commander, who was running after me, came in through the door and shot them.

So you were the first Israeli soldier to enter the terminal at Antebi?

Yes.

Unintentionally, I was the first one to storm the building and to hit the major terrorist there. That's it. Hey, I'm Mishiharman and this is Israel's story. The man we just heard, a man who likes to end most of his understated sentences with

That's it, is Amir Offer.

Amir's a businessman from Evacere T Zion, who, back in July of 1976, participated in the

heroic rescue of over 100 Israeli hostages from the

Antebi airport in Uganda. Terrorists for the Palestinian cause hijacked Air France Flight 139

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