Benjamin Netanyahu has arrived in Uganda at the start of a four-country trip to East Africa, becoming the first Israeli prime minister to visit the continent in at least 30 years.<br />Arriving at Uganda's Entebbe's airport on Monday, Netanyahu said Israel's raid to end a hostage crisis 40 years ago, in which his brother was killed, "changed the course" of his life.<br />Netanyahu travelled to Uganda with soldiers and pilots who were members of the rescue team.<br />Aside from Uganda, Netanyahu is also scheduled to visit Kenya, Rwanda and Ethiopia.<br />In Uganda, Netanyahu will meet African leaders to discuss further cooperation and business opportunities, in a special summit to be attended by President Yoweri Museveni, as well as leaders from Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Zambia and Tanzania.
