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Uri Bar-Lev
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Uri Bar-Lev (born July 19, 1931) is a retired Israeli airline pilot.1 He has been claimed to be the only pilot to have successfully thwarted an in-flight hijacking. Bar-Lev was born on an Israeli moshav .2 He was a 16 year-old soldier during the war for Israeli independence when it was attacked by all of its Arab neighbors, and then became an Israeli Air Force pilot.3 His last military flight was in the 1956 Sinai War , after which he became a pilot for Israel’s national airline El Al .
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