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13 May 2014
“We Don’t Produce Watches, Our Time is Eternity” – Shimon Peres In Oslo, Full Lecture.
by Circus Bazaar
Circus Bazaar
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Shimon Peres visited Oslo today and gave a special guest lecture at Norway’s Nobel Institute. We were fortunate enough to get onto the guest list and take a full audio version of the talk and the later question and answer session. Shimon Peres openly answered questions related to the possibility of a two state solution, the Iranian nuclear weapons program and on-going negotiations. He also gave a unique insight into the Jewish peoples mindset through many comments related to their long and turbulent history.

Simply press the headphones button on the picture to listen to the full audio.

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