Golda Meir, a terror-stricken child in Russia and a troubled adolescent in Milwaukee, steadily persevered to follow her dream of all Jews having a homeland of their own, living in peace with their neighbors--that was her destiny Her entire adult life was devoted to becoming the mother of Israel. Her commitment to her dream caused many personal sacrifices, including loneliness and estrangement from her husband and children--a dear price for relocating hundreds of thousands of Jews from all over the world to the place they could finally call home. This monologue about Golda is about a driving, determined woman--a woman before her time, a woman the world will never forget