yitzhak shamir and shimon peres mimouna festival jerusalem 1986
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| navigate by keyword : yitzhak shamir shimon peres mimouna festival jerusalem 1986 political rivals partners rotatzia coalition government enjoy annual sacher park israel april gathering celebrates north african jewish culture traditions sephardic tail leadership prime minister time deputy foreign reins jovial spirits emblematic two party leaders partisan petty bickering good country dire predictions imminent failure rotation worked year duration frenemies laughter joking colleagues collegial ethnic likud labor labour secular men males |
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| Political rivals and partners in a Rotatzia coalition government, Yitzhak Shamir and Shimon Peres, enjoy before themselves the annual Mimouna Festival at Sacher Park in Jerusalem, Israel, on April 10, 1986. The gathering celebrates North African Jewish culture and traditions, and as well, Sephardic culture. Peres was in the tail end of his 2-yeara leadership as prime minister, after which time Shamir, deputy prime minister and foreign minister would take the reins of leadership. The jovial spirits of the gathering was emblematic of how the two party leaders put aside their partisan and sometimes petty bickering for the good of the country. Despite dire predictions of imminent failure, the rotatzia, or rotation coalition government worked relatively well for its 4-year duration. |
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