Nobel Laureate Shimon Peres Dies at 93

Shimon Peres, a Nobel laureate, was dedicated to ensuring Israel's long-term security and later became a champion of Middle East peace. He began his career aiding David Ben Gurion and securing arms for Israel. Despite criticism, Peres remained optimistic about peace, emphasizing the need for strong leadership. He is most remembered for the Oslo Accords, which had mixed outcomes but contributed to Israel's security and regional status.

What was Shimon Peres's primary goal throughout his career?

• To promote economic growth in Israel

• To establish a new political party

• To ensure Israel's long-term security

• To become the Prime Minister of Israel

In his later years, what did Shimon Peres believe was necessary for achieving peace in the Middle East?

• Increased military strength

• Strong leadership willing to take risks

• Isolation from Arab neighbors

• Economic sanctions on neighboring countries

What was Shimon Peres's stance on the progress of the new Middle East?

• He was indifferent to its progress

• He believed it was a failure

• He felt it was taking longer than anticipated

• He thought it was progressing faster than expected

For what achievement is Shimon Peres most remembered?

• The Geneva Initiative

• The Camp David Accords

• The Oslo Accords

• The Madrid Conference

What significant contribution did Shimon Peres make to Israel's status in the region?

• He reduced Israel's military capabilities

• He isolated Israel from international allies

• He made Israel a nuclear power

• He focused solely on economic development