"Uno momento senor"

Those were the last words Adolf Eichmann heard as a free man, before being tackled into a ditch and then shoved into a waiting car. The man who uttered those words, Peter "Zvika" Malchin, died yesterday in New York.

"He was an ambassador of extraordinary and clandestine Israeli might," journalist and long-time friend Uri Dan told The Jerusalem Post.
[...]
"Zvika was one of the greatest Jewish heroes of the past 100 years. There was never another like him," Dan said. "He was a mensch."