Eshkol

[ esh-kawl, esh-kawl ]

noun

1. Le·vi [lee, -vee, ley, -vee], Levi Shkolnik, 1895–1969, Israeli statesman, born in Russia: prime minister 1963–69.

Example Sentences

When Prime Minister Levi Eshkol died unexpectedly in 1969, Meir was asked to run for the office.

From National Geographic

“It will be a woman doing it,” said the Mossad chief, Meir Amit, according to transcripts of the meeting with the prime minister, Levi Eshkol, seen by The New York Times.

From New York Times

As the military governor of Anabta, a town in what is now the West Bank, he said, he personally intervened with Prime Minister Levi Eshkol, with whom he had become friendly by then, to halt the army’s order to deport the town’s Palestinian’s residents to Jordan.

From New York Times

It has also meant a spike in business for Wolt in Israel, one of two dozen countries in which the company operates, according to Lior Eshkol, general manager of Wolt in Israel.

From Washington Times

It has also meant a spike in business for Wolt in Israel, one of two dozen countries in which the company operates, according to Lior Eshkol, general manager of Wolt in Israel.

From Seattle Times