Golda Meir
As a child prodigy in principles, Golda Meir has a repertoire of noble rebellion throughout her life from Midwest America to the Middle East. This resolve will bring equal pay and education to the Arabs and Jews in Palestine, hospitals and housing to Africans, and most well known Golda will be a signer of the Declaration of Independence for the rebirth of Israel. Undaunted by the objections of her family, sects of Jewish culture, and the back door politics of powerful governments, Golda's DNA demands pragmatic decisions that reveal her destiny and the unwavering conviction that all people can live in peace and with dignity.
312 pages
English edition · First published 2015 by Flash History Press · ISBN 9780983478478
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