Golda Meir Reached for the Stars

Four of them did not have enough money to leave Gorda's father, Moshe, and in 1903 they first worked, went to America to find housing and savings, and an exit visa for other families to leave I gathered enough money to get it. For them, leaving the United States may be the best way to get rid of their status. Kendall also pointed out that the expectation for the role is the definition of how the group or society plays a particular role (576). For Gorda, her two sisters, and her mother Bloom this means that they have to go to the Jewish district and live with Bloom's parents (Hitzeroth) at Pinsk's "Pale" camp.

Golda Meir (1898 - 1978) was born in Russia and was educated in the United States when he decided to participate in the Zionist movement to immigrate to Palestine, is a young teacher in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She soon became an intimate partner of David Ben-Gurion, and shortly after Israel became independent she became Israel's first ambassador to the Soviet Union. By 1969 Mel became Prime Minister of Israel, became internationally famous, but today she is simply called "Gorda". Because Gura is as stubborn as Ben Gurion, he opposed the Palestinian state, denying the existence of Palestinians. One of my favorite Golda-ism says, "Let me tell you something about Moses about our Israelites, he crosses the desert and takes us to places where there is no petroleum in the Middle East So I took him for 40 years! "

One argument of the Zionist myth is that the Palestinians really did not exist. Former Israeli prime minister Gorda Meyer said in an interview with the Sunday Times in 1969, "There is no such thing as a Palestinian, they have never existed" (May 15, 1969) . By the way, Meir was built by a Bisharat family near Talbiya in Jerusalem in 1968 and lived in a house owned (see Figure 1). : 19). Jewish immigrants from Europe were later encouraged to settle in these confiscated Arab homes; followed by massive robbery and Arab property vandalism. In all subsequent events the first inhabitants were even denied the fact that they existed at their home or their land. This new-born Israeli country uses the lack of property restrictions of 1948 to "confiscate all Arab homes" including robberies of these houses (Krystall, 1998: 15).