Benjamin Netanyahu

You need a broad and deep education or you'll be at the mercy of your clerks or the press or whatever. You have to be able to do that. As I spend time in government, being re-elected by the people of Israel, I recognize more and more how right it was. You need to constantly ask yourself, where's the direction we want to take the country? How do we achieve that goal, but also understand that

New disciplines are being added. You have to learn all the time. You have to learn all the time. You have to add to your intellectual capital all the time. Kissinger said that, he wrote that once you enter public life, you begin to draw on your intellectual capital and it'll be depleted very quickly if you stay a long time. I disagree with that.

New disciplines are being added. You have to learn all the time. You have to learn all the time. You have to add to your intellectual capital all the time. Kissinger said that, he wrote that once you enter public life, you begin to draw on your intellectual capital and it'll be depleted very quickly if you stay a long time. I disagree with that.

New disciplines are being added. You have to learn all the time. You have to learn all the time. You have to add to your intellectual capital all the time. Kissinger said that, he wrote that once you enter public life, you begin to draw on your intellectual capital and it'll be depleted very quickly if you stay a long time. I disagree with that.

I think you have to constantly, constantly increase your understanding of things as they change because my father was right. You need to broaden and deepen your education as you go along. You can't just sit back and say, well, I studied some things in university or in college or in Boston or at MIT, and that's enough. I've done it. No. Learn, learn, learn, learn, learn.

I think you have to constantly, constantly increase your understanding of things as they change because my father was right. You need to broaden and deepen your education as you go along. You can't just sit back and say, well, I studied some things in university or in college or in Boston or at MIT, and that's enough. I've done it. No. Learn, learn, learn, learn, learn.

I think you have to constantly, constantly increase your understanding of things as they change because my father was right. You need to broaden and deepen your education as you go along. You can't just sit back and say, well, I studied some things in university or in college or in Boston or at MIT, and that's enough. I've done it. No. Learn, learn, learn, learn, learn.

Well, I've read him, but I'll tell you what I think is bigger than Dostoevsky. Oh, no. Who's that? Not who's that, but what's that. Dan Rather came to see me with his grandson a few years ago. And he asked me, the grandson asked me, he was a student in Ivy League College, And he said, he's 18 years old, and he wants to study to enter politics.

Well, I've read him, but I'll tell you what I think is bigger than Dostoevsky. Oh, no. Who's that? Not who's that, but what's that. Dan Rather came to see me with his grandson a few years ago. And he asked me, the grandson asked me, he was a student in Ivy League College, And he said, he's 18 years old, and he wants to study to enter politics.

Well, I've read him, but I'll tell you what I think is bigger than Dostoevsky. Oh, no. Who's that? Not who's that, but what's that. Dan Rather came to see me with his grandson a few years ago. And he asked me, the grandson asked me, he was a student in Ivy League College, And he said, he's 18 years old, and he wants to study to enter politics.

And he said, what's the most important thing that I have to study to enter a political life? And I said, you have three things you have to study, okay? History, history, and history. That's the fundamental discipline for political life. But then you have to study other things. Study economics, study politics, and so on. And study the military.

And he said, what's the most important thing that I have to study to enter a political life? And I said, you have three things you have to study, okay? History, history, and history. That's the fundamental discipline for political life. But then you have to study other things. Study economics, study politics, and so on. And study the military.

And he said, what's the most important thing that I have to study to enter a political life? And I said, you have three things you have to study, okay? History, history, and history. That's the fundamental discipline for political life. But then you have to study other things. Study economics, study politics, and so on. And study the military.

I had an advantage because I spent some years there, so I learned a lot of that. But I had to acquire the other disciplines, and you never acquire enough. So... Read, read, read. And by the way, if I have to choose, I read history, history, and history. Good works of history, not lousy books.

I had an advantage because I spent some years there, so I learned a lot of that. But I had to acquire the other disciplines, and you never acquire enough. So... Read, read, read. And by the way, if I have to choose, I read history, history, and history. Good works of history, not lousy books.

I had an advantage because I spent some years there, so I learned a lot of that. But I had to acquire the other disciplines, and you never acquire enough. So... Read, read, read. And by the way, if I have to choose, I read history, history, and history. Good works of history, not lousy books.

Aren't you? Yes. Who's not? I mean, if you're a being with conscience, I mean, one of the unhappy things about the human brain is that it can contemplate its own demise. And so we all make our compromises with this. But I think the question is what lives on? What lives on beyond us? And I think that you have to define how much of posterity do you want to influence?

Aren't you? Yes. Who's not? I mean, if you're a being with conscience, I mean, one of the unhappy things about the human brain is that it can contemplate its own demise. And so we all make our compromises with this. But I think the question is what lives on? What lives on beyond us? And I think that you have to define how much of posterity do you want to influence?

Aren't you? Yes. Who's not? I mean, if you're a being with conscience, I mean, one of the unhappy things about the human brain is that it can contemplate its own demise. And so we all make our compromises with this. But I think the question is what lives on? What lives on beyond us? And I think that you have to define how much of posterity do you want to influence?

I cannot influence the course of humanity. We all are specks, you know, little specks. So that's not the issue. But in my case, I've devoted my life to a very defined purpose, and that is to assure the future and security and I would say permanence, but that is obviously a limited thing, of the Jewish state and the Jewish people. And I don't think one can exist without the other.