This document appears to be a page from a larger text, likely a speech draft or correspondence, bearing a House Oversight Bates stamp. It discusses the 'two-state solution' as the goal for Zionism in the 21st century and recounts a historical anecdote where a member of the Likud party asked David Ben-Gurion how he succeeded in founding Israel. Ben-Gurion attributes his success to retaining a 'sixth sense' for recognizing opportunities.
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| Ben Gurion | Historical Figure / Founder of Israel |
Referred to as 'the Old Man', subject of an anecdote about founding the Jewish State.
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| Unnamed Friend | Source of anecdote |
A member of the Likud party who visited Ben Gurion as a young boy.
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| The Old Man | Alias |
Nickname used for Ben Gurion in the text.
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| Likud |
Political party mentioned as the affiliation of the 'friend'.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT'.
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Location where the conversation took place.
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Israel, mentioned in the context of its founding.
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"the "two-state solution under a regional agreement" – which even if it delays – is the only appropriate and feasible solution"Source
""In ancient times, everyone had a sixth sense, a sense of recognizing opportunities. This sense disappeared over time – in most people. But not for me! I saw an opportunity – and I"Source
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