"I have never believed in inflexibility—except when Israel is concerned. On matters that have to do with my country, I have never conceded an inch—but people are something else"
(Meir, 1975, p. 183).


Meir, G. (1975). My life. New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons.
Golda Meir always acted on her strong feelings to do the right thing—no matter what the price. Meet “Goldie Meyerson” in her early years, 1914-1948. Witness her strong will and call to action from rebellious teenager, to newlywed and kibbutz pioneer, to mother and wife, to dedicated contributor to the creation of the State of Israel.

Two versions of this one-woman drama are available:

Golda Meir’s hope and vision for the Jewish people—to exist as a sovereign state and to live in peace with their Arab neighbors—is as vital today as it was in 1948.