“The story of Uri Gil, a pilot in the Air Force, flew for 41 years, most of the time on an F16. Uri is 60 years old, and holds the rank of lieutenant colonel thanks to the downing of a large number of planes, downings about which are studied in many countries around the world, Uri Gil is also a painter and a philosopher, a man He is as charming as he is. I fell into the screening and was captivated by the screen from which the Land of Israel shone with the beauty of a soul, of the mental deliberation that accompanies a warrior. In the program, he went on his last flight; he is accompanied by four young pilots, his students; from the height he tells them: I leave the sky in your hands – Take care of them and us. When he landed, Uri burst into tears, was ashamed of his crying and stood there alone, his face in his hands until he calmed down. A hero among heroes, as sensitive as a little child. I haven’t seen such beauty in a long time, I haven’t been so moved by the sight of something on our television, in a long time I was so proud of someone who spoke my lips… “At the edge of the sky” is a real glory, and in it is the soul-searching of a fighter pilot who won the Guinness World Record for being the oldest fighter pilot in the world…” (Yhoram Gaon, “Gaon Bar Radio” program, Network 2, Kol Israel)