In the video: Dozens of vehicles with Israeli flags are driving around the eastern entrance to the Netev (Yinon Shalom Yathach, Niv Aharonson)
Demonstrators began gathering today (Wednesday) at Ben Gurion Airport, in an attempt to disrupt traffic in the field and delay Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's flight to Berlin, in protest against the legal revolution.
Among the protesters are also fighters commanded by Yoni Netanyahu, the prime minister's brother, in the Entebbe operation.
The fighters will lead a convoy of vehicles called "Operation Benjamin" towards the airport.
The convoy includes several jeeps and flatbed vehicles, headed by a black Mercedes - the purpose of which is to remind the vehicle used by the Israeli fighters during the raid on the plane in Entebbe.
"We are storming an airport again today, democratically and non-violently, with the aim of freeing a prime minister who was kidnapped by extremists, and with him an entire country rushing towards a dangerous coup d'état," the organizers said.
"Then we embarked on Operation Jonathan, today we embark on Operation Benjamin - and free Netanyahu from his kidnappers."
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"Freeing Netanyahu from his kidnappers".
The Mercedes of the caravan organizers (Photo: Reuven Castro)
The convoy of the Entebbe team outside of Israel (Photo: Yanon Shalom Yathach)
Benny Davidson was with his mother in the Entebbe operation and told Walla!: "These guys came to take us home 47 years ago. Now the whole nation is going out to bring Israel home. "Amos and Amir were the first to break into the hall, eliminate the terrorists and break into the back, to To reach my mother who protected me with her body.
A fierce battle with shots everywhere, then suddenly we heard silence.
We see these two, who say we have come to take you home."
Netanyahu is expected to take off for Berlin in the afternoon. The Airports Authority advised passengers to arrive at the airport early and to be informed of changes through the various airlines, if they apply. It was also reported that it is recommended to travel to the port by train, after the organizers of the demonstration emphasized not to block the access roads to the train.
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