A banknote bearing this leader's portrait depicted, on the reverse, this former minister plenipotentiary to the Soviet Union being mobbed by supporters in Moscow. This leader accused Bruno Kreisky, the Chancellor of Austria, of "succumbing to terrorist blackmail" after he closed a transit facility. The controversy raised by the findings of the Agranat Commission forced this prime minister to resign. This leader's house served as the location for unofficial Cabinet meetings whose attendees were served cake, inspiring the nickname "Kitchen Cabinet." This politician delivered the zinger "We've been waiting 2,000 years. Is that hurrying?" during a meeting in disguise with King (*) Abdullah I. This Prime Minister ordered a retaliatory anti-terrorist campaign known as Operation Wrath of God. This successor to Levi Eshkol correctly ignored Moshe Dayan's recommendation f
A banknote bearing this leader's portrait depicted, on the reverse, this former minister plenipotentiary to the Soviet Union being mobbed by supporters in Moscow. This leader accused Bruno Kreisky, the Chancellor of Austria, of "succumbing to terrorist blackmail" after he closed a transit facility. The controversy raised by the findings of the Agranat Commission forced this prime minister to resign. This leader's house served as the location for unofficial Cabinet meetings whose attendees were served cake, inspiring the nickname "Kitchen Cabinet." This politician delivered the zinger "We've been waiting 2,000 years. Is that hurrying?" during a meeting in disguise with King (*) Abdullah I. This Prime Minister ordered a retaliatory anti-terrorist campaign known as Operation Wrath of God. This successor to Levi Eshkol correctly ignored Moshe Dayan's recommendation for a preemptive strike after Syrian forces crossed the Golan Heights. For 10 points, name this Israeli Prime Minister during the Munich Massacre and the Yom Kippur War, who like Thatcher was known as the "Iron Lady."
A banknote bearing this leader's portrait depicted, on the reverse, this former minister plenipotentiary to the Soviet Union being mobbed by supporters in Moscow.
Golda Meir [or Goldie Myerson; or Goldie Mabovitch]