- After serving as Israel’s ambassador to the Soviet Union, minister of labor, and foreign minister, Golda Meir became Israel's fourth prime minister in 1969.
- İsrail Devleti'nin kurucularından olan Golda Meir ülkesinin ilk kadın başbakanıdır. Rusya'da, Kiev'de dünyaya geldi. O zaman adı Goldie Maboviç'ti.
- Golda Meir at first session of the third government (1951). In 1949 Meir was elected to the Knesset as a member of Mapai and served continuously until 1974.
- Levi Eshkol died suddenly in 1969 – and the Labor Party chose Golda Meir to replace him. “Being 70,” she sighed, “is no sin, but it’s not a joke either.”
- Golda Meir figürü hem yurt içinde hem de yurt dışında büyük saygı ve takdir görmüştür ve ona ithaf edilmiş çok sayıda kültürel ürün vardır.
- Israeli politician Golda Meir and her family immigrated to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where she became an active Zionist.
- Golda Meir doğum Golda Mabovitch 3 Mayıs 1898 8 Aralık 1978 israilli öğretmen kibbutznik politikacı ve israil in dördünc.
- When Golda Meir's speech at Brandeis in June 1973 was disrupted by picketers holding signs that said, "Gramma, how many babies did you kill today?"
- It's clear that Israel as we know it wouldn't exist without the wit and leadership of Golda Meir — but how much do you know about her, really?
- Golda Meir was a talented storyteller and often used her wit and humor to connect with others, both in her personal life and in her political career.