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One of the great leaders of Israel. Published by Thriftbooks. Golda Meir was one of Israel's great modern leaders, and first woman Prime Minister. com User, 13 years ago. She grew up in Milwaukee,Wisconsin and made Aliyah to Israel as a young girl. Her determination and strength, her great ability to work made a major contribution to building the state of Israel. One of her great moments was her visit to the Soviet Union which stirred Soviet Jewry to reawakening. She became Prime Minister late in her life, and when she was already ill.

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She went on to say in Robert Slater's book Golda, "When was there an independent Palestinian people with a Palestinian state? . Golda, The Uncrowned Queen of Israel: A Pictorial Biography. Middle Village, NY: J. David, 1981.

She went on to say in Robert Slater's book Golda, "When was there an independent Palestinian people with a Palestinian state? It was either southern Syria before the First World War, and then it was a Palestine including Jordan. It was not as though there was a Palestinian people and we came and threw them out and took their country away from them.

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For Golda: The Uncrowned Queen of Israel, published in 1981, Mr. Slater relied on scores of interviews with friends . Slater relied on scores of interviews with friends, relatives and colleagues of Ms. Meir. In the book, he reported that King Hussein of Jordan told Ms. Meir during a series of secret discussions that he regretted having attacked Israel in 1967 - a historic mistake, the king called it, according to Mr. Slater. Even as Mr. Slater covered Israel, he began a productive sideline writing business books, often with extensive cooperation from his subjects

Golda: The Uncrowned Queen of Israel, a Pictorial Biography. Israel’s Midwife: Golda Meir in the Closing Years of the British Mandate, Israel Affairs 14, no. 3 (2008): 374-397.

Golda: The Uncrowned Queen of Israel, a Pictorial Biography. New York, NY: Jonathan David Publishers Incorporated, 1981. Political Problems of the Middle East, Vital Speeches of the Day 23, no. 5 (1956): 146-150.