An interview with Prime Minister Begin that covers the bombing of the Osirak nuclear reactor, the continued relevance of Tomas Masaryk’s words about the difficulty of maintaining a state, and the role religion plays in his life and the state.
Prime Minister Begin answers questions from members of the American press on “NBC” about the implications of a possible deal to sell AWACS planes to Saudi Arabia, Israeli obligations to America as their ally in the face of retaliating against PLO attacks from southern Lebanon, and the possibility of a national unity government headed by Herut.
Prime Minister Begin sits down for an interview with a Canadian talk show. Topics include how Begin and his wife coped with the stress of life in the Underground, why Sadat chose to negotiate with him and not an earlier prime minister, and how the prime minister wishes to be remembered.
