Shimon Peres: It's a hijack. They'll fly back here to challenge us. They always do. Prime Minister... this is our problem.
Yitzhak Rabin: You mean it's my problem, Shimon?
Brigitte Kuhlmann: Once we get to Uganda, we are safe. The Israelis have no choice. They have to negotiate. It's checkmate.
Juan Pablo: And what happens if they don't negotiate?
Brigitte Kuhlmann: They... They... They have to. Or we kill the hostages.
Juan Pablo: Yes. You will have to kill people. Germans killing Jews... have you thought about that?
Wilfried Böse: ...We call upon revolutionary movements everywhere to unite against Israel, a fascist, Zionist and racist state. Israel has exploited the humanistic sentiments of its people to inhuman ends. She's the heir of Nazism.
Wilfried Böse: We know you have a choice of airlines. Thank you for flying Air France. We hope to see you again very soon... Now you know how the mind of a crazy German revolutionary works.
President Idi Amin: Welcome to Uganda. I am His Excellency al-Hajji Field Marshal Doctor Idi Amin Dada, holder of the British Victoria Cross, DSO, CMV, MC, appointed by God Almighty as your savior! Thank you very much.
4,000 kilometers. No hijacker has ever taken a plane this far away from the operational sphere of our armed forces. ....
Prime Minister, you can't give in, or every Israeli they target will be taken to another country.
— Sarah. Dancing, it's like life. You get hurt, you retract. That's okay. But if you become so afraid that you're always guarded and never take a leap of faith, you won't be able to dance. Again.
Yitzhak Rabin: You want to invade Uganda, Shimon?
Shimon Peres: Oh, we give it back to them when we leave.
Shimon Peres: I spoke to Kissinger. He said it's better if everybody dies than we negotiate.
Yitzhak Rabin: Yeah, well, if it's not a French problem, then it's even less of an American problem, Shimon.
Shimon Peres: So they are selecting Jews, and you want to negotiate...
Yitzhak Rabin: Shimon... if we don't negotiate, if we never negotiate, if we're always at war, then we will make our country a prison, and every one of our citizens will be a prisoner. Our enemies are our neighbors. We can't get away from them. One day, we have to talk and to make peace.
General Motta Gur: Can you do it, Yoni?
Wilfried Böse: I'm a publisher. I publish revolutionary texts.
Jacques Lemoine: Have you ever published any books about plumbing?
Wilfried Böse: Not yet.
Jacques Lemoine: Dignity... is all people want.
Wilfried Böse: Dignity comes when you're free.
Jacques Lemoine: Running water makes you free. Toilet... makes you free. One plumber is worth ten revolutionaries.
Jacques Lemoine: Do you ever think you're wasting your life?
Wilfried Böse: No. Do you?
Jacques Lemoine: I'm an engineer. I can make things. One engineer is worth 50 revolutionaries.
Brigitte Kuhlmann: But if I never came here, what would that mean?
Brigitte Kuhlmann: No, there's nothing you can do. There's nothing anyone can do. There's no escape... No escape.
Amos Eiran: And what's your definition of failure, Prime Minister?
Yitzhak Rabin: 25 hostages died at Ma'alot, and it was a disaster. This time around, 25 or less will be a success.
Shimon Peres: Congratulations on your success, Prime Minister.
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Yitzhak Rabin: You mean it's my problem, Shimon?
Brigitte Kuhlmann: Once we get to Uganda, we are safe. The Israelis have no choice. They have to negotiate. It's checkmate.
Juan Pablo: And what happens if they don't negotiate?
Brigitte Kuhlmann: They... They... They have to. Or we kill the hostages.
Juan Pablo: Yes. You will have to kill people. Germans killing Jews... have you thought about that?
Wilfried Böse: ...We call upon revolutionary movements everywhere to unite against Israel, a fascist, Zionist and racist state. Israel has exploited the humanistic sentiments of its people to inhuman ends. She's the heir of Nazism.
Wilfried Böse: We know you have a choice of airlines. Thank you for flying Air France. We hope to see you again very soon... Now you know how the mind of a crazy German revolutionary works.
President Idi Amin: Welcome to Uganda. I am His Excellency al-Hajji Field Marshal Doctor Idi Amin Dada, holder of the British Victoria Cross, DSO, CMV, MC, appointed by God Almighty as your savior! Thank you very much.
4,000 kilometers. No hijacker has ever taken a plane this far away from the operational sphere of our armed forces. ....
Prime Minister, you can't give in, or every Israeli they target will be taken to another country.
— Sarah. Dancing, it's like life. You get hurt, you retract. That's okay. But if you become so afraid that you're always guarded and never take a leap of faith, you won't be able to dance. Again.
Yitzhak Rabin: You want to invade Uganda, Shimon?
Shimon Peres: Oh, we give it back to them when we leave.
Shimon Peres: I spoke to Kissinger. He said it's better if everybody dies than we negotiate.
Yitzhak Rabin: Yeah, well, if it's not a French problem, then it's even less of an American problem, Shimon.
Shimon Peres: So they are selecting Jews, and you want to negotiate...
Yitzhak Rabin: Shimon... if we don't negotiate, if we never negotiate, if we're always at war, then we will make our country a prison, and every one of our citizens will be a prisoner. Our enemies are our neighbors. We can't get away from them. One day, we have to talk and to make peace.
General Motta Gur: Can you do it, Yoni?
Wilfried Böse: I'm a publisher. I publish revolutionary texts.
Jacques Lemoine: Have you ever published any books about plumbing?
Wilfried Böse: Not yet.
Jacques Lemoine: Dignity... is all people want.
Wilfried Böse: Dignity comes when you're free.
Jacques Lemoine: Running water makes you free. Toilet... makes you free. One plumber is worth ten revolutionaries.
Jacques Lemoine: Do you ever think you're wasting your life?
Wilfried Böse: No. Do you?
Jacques Lemoine: I'm an engineer. I can make things. One engineer is worth 50 revolutionaries.
Brigitte Kuhlmann: But if I never came here, what would that mean?
Brigitte Kuhlmann: No, there's nothing you can do. There's nothing anyone can do. There's no escape... No escape.
Amos Eiran: And what's your definition of failure, Prime Minister?
Yitzhak Rabin: 25 hostages died at Ma'alot, and it was a disaster. This time around, 25 or less will be a success.
Shimon Peres: Congratulations on your success, Prime Minister.
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