re: #103 Vicious Babushka

Must have been the ear hair.

LOL. I was just reflecting on it now, and it was a level of outright hatred that seemed personal. The kind of anger reserved for someone who’d killed half the members of your family or something to that effect. To this day, I still can’t figure out what it was.

Maybe it was the ear hair, because I can’t think of any other logical explanation. Perhaps there may have been some latent anti-Semtism, and Shamir just set her off on that tangent…..but as I said, she was a big fan of Begin and Meir - she called Golda Meir “the greatest leader of the period after World War Two.” She liked Golda Meir more than she liked Olaf Palme.