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"Cogent today" is the subtext of Mr. Peres's book—perhaps even the motive for writing it.
The Line Between Bold and Reckless Hillel Halkin 2011
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The State Department on Tuesday voiced deep concern about plans announced on the eve of Mr. Peres's visit to Washington for more than 900 new homes in a neighborhood of predominantly Arab east Jerusalem.
Obama: Israeli-Palestinian Solution 'More Urgent than Ever' 2011
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Several of its chapters end with lively dialogues between Mr. Peres and his co-writer that are a creative way of handling the teller/as-told-to relationship, and some of Mr. Peres's personal reminiscences of Ben-Gurion and his entourage are delightful.
The Line Between Bold and Reckless Hillel Halkin 2011
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Shimon Peres's Ben-Gurion is above all a man of a single decision, to which his entire previous life led up and which the rest of it sought to safeguard the gains of: the decision to establish a Jewish state in 1948.
The Line Between Bold and Reckless Hillel Halkin 2011
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The State Department on Tuesday voiced deep concern about plans announced on the eve of Mr. Peres's visit to Washington for more than 900 new homes in a neighborhood of predominantly Arab east Jerusalem.
Obama: Israeli-Palestinian Solution 'More Urgent than Ever' 2011
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Shimon Peres's "Ben-Gurion: A Political Life" is the work of a prominent politician himself.
The Line Between Bold and Reckless Hillel Halkin 2011
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Tayyab Erdogan grew angry when the panel moderator cut off his remarks in response to Peres's passionate defense of the Israeli offensive against Hamas in Gaza.
GroundReport: Turkey Celebrates PM as 'Conqueror of Davos' 2009
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Later Erdogan stressed that he left the stage because he was not given enough time to respond and complained he was given 12 minutes to speak compared to Peres's 25.
GroundReport: Turkey Celebrates PM as 'Conqueror of Davos' 2009
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Reagan's National Security Adviser Robert McFarlane, who had close ties to the Israeli leadership, worked with Peres's aide Amiram Nir and neocon intellectual (and NSC consultant) Michael Ledeen in spring 1985 to make contact with the Iranians.
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Reagan's National Security Adviser Robert McFarlane, who had close ties to the Israeli leadership, worked with Peres's aide Amiram Nir and neocon intellectual (and NSC consultant) Michael Ledeen in spring 1985 to make contact with the Iranians.
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