but golda meir was a leader. golda meir had a vision, and she gave up her private life, much of the family life, and her health for that vision. and now i would like you to hear her say it before i tell it. >> do you have any words of wisdom for other people who have retired and find themselves perhaps in some what of a position like a? >> i have a word of wisdom. all i can say is that every person should find the thing in life which is most vital to enter outside of his own family life. but in addition to that there must be something that one wants in the world. in hebrew the words -- the dreamer, and the word the fighter have exactly the same leverage. only one place they change, the same letters, i'm not hebrew scholar, only one who dreams a great dream finds that support enough and sometimes essential to fight for the realization of that dream. i pity people who don't have dreams, world dreams and believe in them. i believe that the fate of my people depends upon sovereignty, reestablish. >> at 78 you still h

her -- [inaudible] that should become golda meir because so that's how she came to be the goal of the mayor we came to be. >> they made her friends early on from that was something else. i thought what did they know about the land they're going to? they never will be hard living but not how hard. there'd have to build on sand. whether in that, they knew there is people living on that land. they were not stupid. their new there is another people living there. but they truly believe that after the time they would be welcomed by their population. they were bringing western ways and there no hall. technology, they thought that would be welcome. that didn't happen. the other mistake they made was at that time there is a big issue movement in the state. an emphasis that people should speak you dish. and she grabs speaking you dish but she never written it. they began writing to each other in yiddish. people who spoke english started writing in yiddish. when they came to palestine they discovered the language of the jewish part was hebrew. was being reinvented and they only knew you dish. so

to the holocaust museum, a wreath laying and out warm visit with former israeli prime minister golda meirhe speech, he said he incurred the risk of that trip to spare his brothers and other destructive war with israel but he also conveyed less welcome messages. >> >> translator: complete withdrawal of the arab territories occupied in 1967 is a logical and undisputed fact. >> within a year, president carter would host sadat for the signing of the camp david accords which in turn produce the first peace treaty. diplomats returned to america the anniversary of the sadat speech. >> the peace agreement paved the way for the peace agreement with jordan and pave the way to the deep relationship we have with the arab countries. with saudi arabia. >> egypt continues to carry the banner of peace in the region. in order to pave the way to relaunch peace negotiations. >> most historians believe president sadat, who was assassinated in 1981, paid the ultimate price. the piece held. israeli diplomats will join diplomats and sadat's widow to commemorate the anniversary. >> bret: our resident historian,