To my mind, though, Jewish toughness of the sort that was in evidence in Entebbe, Uganda, 22 years ago, when armed Jews flew thousands of miles to rescue Jewish innocents from death, was one of the great moments in post-Holocaust Jewish history--a statement to the world that Jews will no longer sit idly by and watch themselves being oppressed.
Jewish toughness 22 years ago signaled to the world that Jews will rise up against injustice.
What happened in Entebbe, Uganda had no significance in post-Holocaust Jewish history.
A woman at a rodeo is thrown off a horse.
women eating lunch On the ground
Also in the groin.
A player wearing number 21 is staring at the outfield.
The woman is running.
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