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Rambo's tale starts with a phone call, much like Brian Mills'. After searching for an infamous war criminal named Ashraf Na'alwa, the Israeli counter-terrorism unit received an anonymous tip-off that led them to the city of Nablus. Rambo immediately took charge once the team hit the scene. Thanks to his keen senses and extensive training, Rambo led the counter-terrorist unit to a disheveled home. The team reasoned that Rambo had led them to Na'alwa's hideout and that the warlord was hiding somewhere in the building. 

The counter-terrorist team devised a meticulous plan to capture Na'alwa after sensing the gravity of the situation. Rambo was to enter the building, sniff out Na'alwa without getting detected, then return to the team and lead them to their target. The team created a good plan, but even the best-laid plans can get disrupted by unexpected circumstances. Rambo snuck inside the building, but was almost immediately shot at by  Na'alwa! The team believed that Rambo died on the scene of the crime. To their collective amazement, Rambo managed to drag himself out of the house and back to the team's location! 

Shortly after that, the team got into a brief gunfight with Na'alwa. The Israeli counter-terrorists were able to neutralize Na'alwa quickly, completing their mission with enough time to rescue Rambo from death's door. Currently, Rambo looks to be in good health; he's recovering from his injuries and undergoing an extensive rehabilitation process. Rambo's actions made him a hero in the eyes of the public. Even the President of Israel, Reuven Rivlin, honored the courageous canine. To this day, Rambo is one of the few dogs who has been allowed to visit Beit HaNasi - the prestigious home of the President of Israel.