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

"The Cabinet wants the Old City," Eshkol told the defense minister Dayan.

From The Daily Beast

Prime Minister Levi Eshkol said there'd be "no immunity" for a country "that encourages sabotage operations."

From The Daily Beast

Homesickby Eshkol Nevo A popular Israeli novelist's portrait of an Israeli town and the complexity of the relationships within.

From The Daily Beast

We had been many days in Smyrna, and had eaten many bunches of grapes, each as fine as any the spies brought from Eshkol.

From Project Gutenberg