David Ben-Gurion
David Ben-Gurion was the primary national founder of the State of Israel and served as its first Prime Minister, playing a crucial role during the establishment of the Israeli government and its early conflicts, including the situation in Gaza post-1948.
Born on Oct 16, 1886 (140 years old)
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Sweden:
Guillou claims that Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion committed undeniable war crimes against Egyptian prisoners of war.
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United Kingdom:
David Ben-Gurion is Israel’s founding father, famously stating that the fate of Israel depends on its strength and righteousness.
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North Macedonia:
David Ben-Gurion is noted for having spent time in Thessaloniki during his youth.
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Israel:
David Ben-Gurion concluded the War of Independence with a critical insight into national security.
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Israel:
David Ben-Gurion initiated a grand project to translate the great classics of all nations into Hebrew.
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Israel:
Lieberman references David Ben-Gurion's regret over his decision regarding conscription.
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Israel:
David Ben-Gurion was the Prime Minister of Israel during a visit to the Hazor excavations.
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Israel:
David Ben-Gurion is depicted casting his vote in the elections of 1949.
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Switzerland:
David Ben Gurion was the leader of the Jewish Agency who condemned the Irgun's actions.
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Israel:
David Ben-Gurion's speech during the declaration of independence was a significant moment for the Kition restaurant's patrons.
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