Uganda’s military has unveiled a monument to Yonatan Netanyahu, the older brother of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to multiple reports. The statue is presented in connection with the 1976 Entebbe hostage rescue, during which Yonatan Netanyahu, an Israeli commando, died. The Independent and PerthNow both report that the Ugandan military publicly unveiled the monument, while the Winnipeg Free Press reports the same event and subject. The coverage describes Yonatan Netanyahu as Benjamin Netanyahu’s brother and identifies his death as occurring in 1976 during the Entebbe operation. Across sources, the focus remains on the unveiling of the monument and its association with that historical incident. The reports do not include additional details such as the statue’s location specifics, the unveiling ceremony participants, or statements from Ugandan or Israeli officials beyond identifying the individual commemorated and the 1976 rescue context.