How To Use Golda Meir In A Sentence
- Golda Meir once said that she believed the Arabs would one day make peace because an "Arab mother who loses a son in battle weeps as bitterly as any Israeli mother.
- Golda Meir once said that she believed the Arabs would one day make peace because an "Arab mother who loses a son in battle weeps as bitterly as any Israeli mother.
- Golda Meir was the inspirational leader of Israel, a nation surrounded by hostile Arab neighbors that refused to concede its right to exist.
- In 1978, former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir died in Jerusalem at age 80.
- He has influenced Israel for the better more than any other American Jew -- and I say this with some sadness, as, along with Meir Kahane and Baruch Goldstein, the designation includes Golda Meir, who, in retrospect, blazed Israel's current trail of refusal to read signs of peace and refusal to respond appropriately to signs of danger. Bradley Burston: Bob Dylan, It Turns Out, Lives in Israel
- Once called "the only man in the Cabinet," Golda Meir was a formidable figure in Israeli politics.
