Shimon Peres
Shimon Peres was a prominent Israeli politician and statesman, serving as Prime Minister and President of Israel, and a key figure in the Oslo Accords, which aimed to achieve peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
Born on Aug 02, 1923 (103 years old)
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Israel:
Shimon Peres led the national unity government in 1984.
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Israel:
Shimon Peres was a former President of Israel who awarded Didi Vardi the President's Volunteer Award.
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Liberia:
Shimon Peres was the Nobel Peace Prize-winning former Prime Minister and President of Israel who believed that the true key to security lay in collaborative human progress.
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Italy:
Shimon Peres contacted Massimiliano Fuksas to discuss a project for the House of Peace.
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Switzerland:
Shimon Peres expressed concerns about yielding to the terrorists' demands during the cabinet discussions.
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Israel:
The new hospital is named after Shimon Peres, highlighting his significance in Israeli history.
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Israel:
Shimon Peres served as the Minister of Defense during the crisis and was involved in discussions about military action.
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Israel:
Shimon Peres sought to be a national 'mami' after the assassination of Rabin.
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Switzerland:
Shimon Peres was the Israeli Foreign Minister and a key figure in the peace negotiations with the PLO.
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Italy:
Shimon Peres was a former president of Israel who attributed the lack of peace with the Palestinians to Tehran.
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