Ehud Olmert
Israeli politician and lawyer; Prime Minister of Israel from 2006 to 2009 and Mayor of Jerusalem from 1993 to 2003.
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Recommends Wait Till Next Year
But she read also wait till next year which is a personal story not her biography but a personal story about her time in Brooklyn where the Brooklyn Dodgers were still the uh most popular baseball team which was part of her life. So yeah I think it's enough for this podcast will thank you very much. Thank you. [Music] [Music]
youtube.com 11 Jun 2025
Recommends All or Nothing
And then of course Mike Wolf uh uh story all or nothing about the last year before the last elections in America about President Trump which is uh interesting very exciting. I can recommend also you know uh the uh book of uh Dory Karn Goodwin. I like to read her history books which are absolutely fascinating about you know the uh the uh uh dinner of rivals and uh of Lincoln of Johnson of you name it.
youtube.com 11 Jun 2025
Recommends Thomas Jefferson
Uh one is the biography of Thomas Jefferson, John Mitum, the art of power, an extraordinary life story of one of the greatest figures in American history.
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Recommends The Gates of Gaza
Well, first of all, I'd like to recommend you The Gates of Gaza. The Gates of Gaza is in English is the story of Amir Tibbon. Amir Tibbon is an Israeli journalist, the son of General Tibon. And the story is how his father is a general, commander of the Israeli uh ground forces in the past, a reserve general on the 7th of October when he understood that his son is in Kibut O which was invaded by the Palestinians.
youtube.com 11 Jun 2025
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