Former Israeli Prime Minister - Palestine Passport

Golda Meir, Israel’s former prime minister, once referred to herself as a “Palestinian” during the British Mandate — despite later denying the existence of a distinct Palestinian people. Known for her unapologetic Zionist views, Meir played a key role in promoting a narrative of Israeli victimhood while justifying the displacement of indigenous Palestinians. Her infamous quote about forgiving Arabs for killing Israeli children but never forgiving them for making Israelis kill Arab children encapsulates a deeply flawed moral logic. Critics argue that the recent biopic *Golda* glosses over Meir’s racism and settler-colonial views, presenting her instead as a feminist icon. In reality, Meir’s legacy includes denying Palestinian identity, legitimizing ethnic cleansing, and reinforcing Zionist myths that erase thousands of years of Palestinian history. Her contradictory statements reveal the core of the Zionist project: to replace a diverse indigenous population with a Jewish ethnonationalist state, through violence, erasure, and propaganda.