The background of the film is the contradiction between Israel and Palestine. The Palestine Liberation Organization planned a hijacking incident. Moreover, the two masters were actually Germans, the man and the woman, doing this purely with Che Guevara's revolutionary spirit. Because they saw the difficulties of the Palestinian people, they consciously worked for the PLO. After the hijacking, they arrived in Entebbe with hundreds of passengers on the plane, where they negotiated with the Israeli government to ask the other party to release the PLO prisoners and others.
For themselves, they are "peace fighters"; for Israel, they are "terrorists."
Of course, terrorists, the government is reluctant to negotiate, because once negotiations are conducted, there will be more and more "hijacking" incidents. The Israeli military decided to resolve it by force, and finally passed and successfully liberated more than one hundred Israeli passengers. This can help us understand a lot, including the case when Russia resolved the abduction of school teachers and students by Chechen terrorists (I was impressed, the scene was still broadcast live on TV at the time).
Of course, from another perspective, it seems that only the girl who pretended to be pregnant for two months and got away successfully made a wise choice for herself (of course, more wiser, she saw that the hijacker agreed to the child to go to the toilet, so Just do this). Other people really don't have a high probability of surviving. After all, the government generally does not negotiate sincerely.
The Prime Minister of Israel said something to the triumphant Minister of Defense: If we never negotiate with other countries, the war will never end. In any case, this is a difficult game. 2018/6/29
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