Mindful
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She has a very dignified and pragmatic approach during interviews. Despite being hounded by the anti Israel mob during one live BBC show.
The ironic part is, people who speak like her were considered leftists 50 years ago,
now I'm sure they brand her an extremist of the right.
Since You know, Arabs are now the new PC trend for everything left and liberal.
Just look who heads UN human rights commissions...
For me, the UN is irrelevant.
How did Ben-Gurion said,
"it doesn't matter what the nations say, matters what Israel does".
I visited his house once. Books everywhere.
Walla, didn't know about that, in Tel-Aviv or Negev?
And sure, it was a new spring of intellectual idealism, and they were all Heider students...
Maran HaRav Kook aside from being a genious Torah scholar, was well versed in all contemporary problems, the Lubavitche Rebbe got an Elec. engineering degree going the university in Tfilin and studying Talmud during lectures.
They were all heavyweights.
Conversations between the Hazon Ish and Ben-Gurion are historically very interesting in that context.
Socialist founder of the state taking advice and arguing with the Hacham of the Bnei Brak ghetto about government policy...on itself sounds like
Tel Aviv.