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Born in Kiev, raised in Milwaukee, Meir emigrated to Palestine in 1921, rising through the Labor Zionist movement to become one of Israel's founding generation.\n\nMeir served as Labor Minister, Foreign Minister, and then Prime Minister (1969-1974). Her tenure was defined by the Yom Kippur War of 1973, when Egypt and Syria launched surprise attacks that nearly overwhelmed Israeli forces. Though Israel ultimately prevailed, the intelligence failure and early losses devastated Meir, who resigned in 1974.\n\nMeir embodied Labor Zionism—socialist economics, collective settlement, and uncompromising security. She denied Palestinian national identity ('There was no such thing as Palestinians') and expanded settlements after 1967. Her grandmotherly image belied iron resolve. 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We cannot forgive them for forcing us to kill their children.","Attributed",{"quote":124,"context":125},"Don't be so humble—you are not that great.","To a diplomat",{"quote":127,"context":128},"There was no such thing as Palestinians.","Interview, 1969",[130,132,134],{"title":131,"summary":131},"Socialist who expanded West Bank settlements",{"title":133,"summary":133},"Peace seeker who rejected Palestinian nationhood",{"title":135,"summary":135},"Iron Lady devastated by intelligence failure",38,50,23,41,[141],{"archetype_slug":56,"strength":142,"description":143},4,"Rose through Labor Zionism and governed Israel as a Mapai\u002FLabor prime minister committed to collectivist welfare institutions built through the democratic ballot.",[145,152],{"is_primary":146,"traditions":147},true,{"id":148,"name":149,"slug":150,"short_description":151},40,"Republicanism","republicanism","The political tradition that emphasizes self-government, popular sovereignty, and the rule of citizens over themselves rather than rule by kings or aristocrats.",{"is_primary":112,"traditions":153},{"id":154,"name":155,"slug":156,"short_description":157},37,"Political Realism","political-realism","The tradition that analyzes politics in terms of power, interest, and the actual behavior of human beings rather than in terms of ideals about how they ought to behave."]