Israeli Heroism Rooted in Lifelong Cultivation, Not Spontaneity
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- Israeli passengers thwarted a flydubai flight hijacking, saving the pilot and subduing the attacker.
- Professor Ilan Goodman argues heroism is cultivated, not spontaneous, requiring lifelong character building.
- The incident is compared to a potential 'second 9/11' averted, becoming a 'modern-day Entebbe'.
- Goodman believes Israelis possess inherent greatness that emerges during crises.
- He asserts Israel consistently produces exceptional individuals, fostering national confidence.
- The author views Israel as a nation of 10.3 million heroes.
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