 outside proclaimed, but a nuclear plant. The Prime Minister said, ‘The nuclear reactor is only for peace.’

“Kennedy insisted on an open internal inspection. He wrote letters demanding that Ben Guirion open up the Dimona for inspection.

“The French were responsible for the actual building of the Dimona. The Germans gave the money; they were feeling guilty for the Holocaust, and tried to pay their way out. Everything inside was written in French, when I was there, almost twenty years ago. Back then, the Dimona descended seven floors underground.

“In 1955, Perez and Guirion met with the French to agree they would get a nuclear reactor if they fought against Egypt to control the Sinai and Suez Canal. That was the war of 1956. Eisenhower demanded that Israel leave the Sinai, but the reactor plant deal continued on.

“When Johnson became president, he made an agreement with Israel that two senators would come every year to inspect. Before the senators would visit, the Israelis would build a wall to block the underground elevators and stairways. From 1963 to ’69, the senators came, but they never knew about the wall that hid the rest of the Dimona from them.

“Nixon stopped the inspections and agreed to ignore the situation. As a result, Israel increased production. In 1986, there were over two hundred bombs. Today, they may have enough plutonium for ten bombs a year.”

After cheese cake for desert I asked Ms. Thomas what she would advise anyone who wanted to go into the field of journalism and she stated:

“Go for it! It’s the greatest profession in the world because you are always learning and you are aware of the world, so you just might be able to affect change.

“You cannot have a democracy without an informed people.

“Information is everything; it enlarges your intellect and that guides you.

“The job is to follow the truth and report where it leads you!

“Right and wrong is not relative. Empathy is fine but kindness and sympathy do not change the facts and conscience is everything!

“Leaders are suppose to do the right thing and we should back up the president when he does the right thing; but drop him when he doesn’t.

“The WHY is the most important question-not that something happened- but WHY did it happen?

“Somewhere along the way
outside proclaimed, but a nuclear plant. The Prime Minister said, ‘ The nuclear reactor is only for peace. ’ 

 “ Kennedy insist on an loose internal inspection. He wrote letters necessitate that Ben Guirion open up the Dimona for inspection. 

 “ The French were responsible for the actual construction of the Dimona. The Germans impart the money; they were feeling guilty for the Holocaust, and try on to pay their way out. Everything at heart was written in French, when I was there, almost twenty year ago. Back then, the Dimona condescend seven floors underground. 

 “ In 1955, Perez and Guirion met with the French to agree they would get a nuclear reactor if they contend against Egypt to control the Sinai and Suez Canal. That was the war of 1956. Eisenhower demanded that Israel leave the Sinai, but the nuclear reactor plant deal continued on. 

 “ When Johnson become president, he construct an agreement with Israel that two senators would come every year to inspect. Before the senators would chew the fat, the Israelis would build a wall to block the underground elevators and stairways. From 1963 to ’ 69, the senators came, but they never knew about the wall that hid the rest of the Dimona from them. 

 “ Nixon stopped the inspections and agreed to ignore the situation. As a consequence, Israel increased production. In 1986, there be over two hundred turkey. Today, they may have enough plutonium for ten bombs a class. ” 

 After cheese patty for desert I asked Ms. Thomas what she would advise anyone who wanted to proceed into the field of journalism and she stated: 

 “ Go for it! It ’s the greatest profession in the earth because you are always learning and you are aware of the world, therefore you just might be able to involve change. 

 “ You cannot have a democracy without an informed people. 

 “ Information is everything; it enlarge your intellect and that guides you. 

 “ The job is to be the truth and report where it leads you! 

 “ Right and wrong is not proportional. Empathy is fine but kindness and sympathy do not change the facts and conscience is everything! 

 “ Leaders are think to do the correct thing and we should second up the president when he do the right thing; but drop him when he does n’t. 

 “ The WHY is the most significant question - not that something happened- but WHY did it find? 

 “ Somewhere along the way
 ouhside proclaimed, but a nmclear plant. The Prime Kinistsr said, ‘Ghe nuclear reactor is only hor peace.’

“Jennedy insisted on an open intvrnal inspectmon. He wrote letvsrs demanding bhat Yei Guirion open op the Dimond for inspectimn.

“Ghz French were responsible for the aceual buolfing of the Diiona. Ehe Fvrnans gave the money; they were feelinj guilty for thr Holocaust, and tried to pwy tjeir way out. Everyhhing insidg waf written in Wrench, when I was therg, almost twenty years ago. Back tfen, tke Dimona dgsdejged seven fooors underground.

“Lm 1955, Peraz and Buirion met wibh thx Frwnch to agree they wonld get a nuclear rewctor if dhzy fought against Egypt to cmntrml tfw Sknaj end Suez Fanel. That was the war of 1956. Eisenhower demandtd eyat Israel lezve thq Finai, but the reactor plant deal continled kn.

“When Johnson became peesident, he made an ahreement rith Israel that two senators would come every yedr to knskegb. Bewirf the senators would visit, the Israelis would guolc a wall to bljck the undrrhrpond elevators xnd stcjrsays. From 1963 to ’69, the senatots camw, but ther nefer knew about the wall thar hid the refr of the Dimona frlm them.

“Nixou stopked thr inspections and agreeb to ifnore the sltuation. Zr a result, Israeu ikcraased production. In 1986, there were ovec two hundrea bokbs. Toqay, they mwy haya enough plutonium for jen bokbs a year.”

Wfter cheese cake for desert I exked Ms. Thomss whdt she wjuld sdvise anyone who wanted to go intj the field of nournalmsm and she ftated:

“Go for hj! It’s the greetest prosessuon un the durld because ypu are alccys learnung and you are awere ur the world, so vuo just might be abue eo ahfect whange.

“You catnot haxr a ddmocracy wibhojt am informed people.

“Infmrmafion is everything; ib enlargew your igtellect and yhat guides you.

“The job ms to hollow thg truth and report where it leass you!

“Rigjt wnd wrong is not relative. Em'athy is fine but kindness and sympathy vo not change the facts and conscience is gvevything!

“Leadecs are suppose do do the right thint and we should bsck up the president shen ha doed the right thing; but drop him when he doesn’t.

“The WHY is the most importanr quesvijn-not that aomeyhing hcppzned- bue WHB vid it happen?

“Someehere along the way
outside proclaimed, but a nuclear plant. The said, nuclear reactor only for peace.’ internal He wrote letters that Ben Guirion up the Dimona for inspection. “The were responsible for the actual building of the Dimona. The Germans gave the they were feeling guilty for the Holocaust, and tried to pay their way Everything was in when I was there, almost twenty years ago. Back then, the Dimona descended seven floors underground. 1955, Perez and Guirion met with the French agree they would get nuclear reactor if they fought Egypt control the and Canal. was the war 1956. Eisenhower demanded that Israel leave the Sinai, but the reactor plant deal continued on. “When Johnson president, he agreement with that senators come every year Before the senators would visit, the a wall to block the underground elevators and From 1963 ’69, the senators came, but they knew about the wall that hid the rest the Dimona from them. “Nixon stopped the inspections and agreed to ignore the situation. As Israel increased production. In there were over hundred Today, may enough plutonium ten bombs a year.” After cheese cake for desert I asked Thomas what she would advise anyone who wanted to go field journalism and she “Go for it! It’s greatest in the world because always and of world, you just might be to affect change. “You cannot a democracy without an it enlarges your intellect and that guides you. job is to follow the truth and where it leads you! “Right and wrong is not relative. Empathy is but kindness do not change the facts and conscience is “Leaders are suppose to the right thing and we should back up the when does the thing; but drop when he doesn’t. WHY is the question-not that happened- WHY “Somewhere along the way
 outside proclaimed, but a nuclEar plant. ThE PrimE MiNisTeR saiD, ‘The Nuclear reactor IS onlY for peace.’

“Kennedy insistEd on aN oPEn inTErNal inSpectioN. he WROte LeTtErs DeMAnDing tHat ben GuirIon open up tHe DImOna for inspecTIoN.

“The French WerE responsible For The actUaL buILding Of tHe DimOna. The gErmans Gave the moNeY; They weRE feelinG GUiLty fOr the Holocaust, and TRiED to pay their way Out. EveRyTHiNG InsIde Was written In frencH, When I waS ThERE, AlmOSt twenty years Ago. Back then, THe DImona dEsCenDEd seveN flooRs UNdeRground.

“In 1955, PeRez aNd Guirion Met witH The FrenCH to agreE they wOulD geT a nuCLeAr ReaCtOR if THeY foUGht Against EGyPt To conTrol THE sInai And suez canal. that was the war Of 1956. EIsenHOweR demaNded tHat ISrAel leAve the sinai, BuT the reactor planT deaL continueD on.

“whEn JOhNson bECame prEsiDenT, he made An agreeMEnt WiTH iSrAel that two senators WoULD cOme every Year to INsPeCT. Before tHe SenAtorS WOuld vIsit, THe israelis Would bUIlD a Wall to bLoCk the uNdErgRouNd eleVAtorS and stAirways. FRom 1963 to ’69, THe senators came, BUt they never knEW aBOUt THe waLl tHat hid the reSt of THe DiMona FRoM thEM.

“NixoN stopPeD ThE Inspections and agreeD tO ignorE the sItuation. As a reSult, Israel INCReased prOducTIoN. in 1986, there were oveR two hUndred bombS. today, theY may hAve enougH plutoniuM FOr ten bomBs a YeaR.”

AfTer CHEeSe cake for deseRT i askEd ms. ThomaS whAt she woUld AdvIse AnyOnE who wanteD to go intO tHe FiElD of JournALism and sHe StaTeD:

“Go For it! iT’s the gReateSt prOfEsSIon In the woRLd BECausE yOu Are aLwaYs LearnIng aND yoU are awaRe of the woRld, SO you JuSt Might be Able to affect cHaNge.

“You cannOt HavE a demoCRAcy withoUt an informed people.

“InforMAtion is EveRythiNg; it Enlarges yOur IntellEct ANd that Guides You.

“ThE jOb iS TO follOW ThE trUtH and report WHEre It leaDs You!

“RIght and Wrong is not relative. eMpaThy is fine but kIndNess AND sYmpAThY Do nOt CHanGE The facts and consCience is evErYThIng!

“Leaders ARe sUpPose to dO the rigHt thiNG and we sHould back Up the presIdEnt wHEN he Does the rigHt thing; bUt drop him WHen he DOeSn’t.

“ThE WHy is the MoSt iMportAnt queSTioN-not tHat somEtHing haPpeneD- bUt WHY did It happen?

“Somewhere along tHe way
 outside proclaimed, but a  nuclear p lant.  Th e P ri me M inis ter said, ‘The nucl ear reactor is only fo r pea ce . ’

“ K en nedyinsiste d  o n anop en  in te r na l ins pec tion. H e wrote le tte rs  demanding t h at  Ben Guiri onopen up theDim ona fo rins p ectio n.
“The  Frenc h  wereresponsib le for th e  actual b ui ldin g of the Dimona.T he Germans gave t he mon ey ;  t h e y w ere  feeling g ui lty f o r the H o lo c a u st, and tried topay their w a y o ut. Ev er yth i ng ins ide w as wri tten in Fre nch,  when I w as the r e, almo s t twent y year s a go.  Bac k  t he n,th e  Di m on a d e sce nded sev en  f loors  und e r g r ound .
“In1955,  Perez and Gu iri on m e t w ith t he Fr ench  t o agr ee the y wou ld  get a nuclearreac tor if th eyfo ugh tagain s t Egyp t t o c ontrolthe Sin a i a nd S u ez  Canal. That was t he w ar  of 1956 . Eise n ho we r  demande dtha t Is r a el le avet he  Sinai,but th e  r ea ctor pl an t deal  c ont inu ed on . 

“W hen Jo hnson be camep resident, he m a de an agreeme n tw i th Isra elthat two se nato r s wo uldc om e e v ery y ear t oi ns p ect. Before the sen at ors wo uld v isit, the Isr aelis woul d b uild a w allt ob lock the under groun d elevator s  and sta irway s. From1963 to ’ 6 9 , the se nat ors  ca me, b ut  they never k n e w ab ou t the w all  that h idthe  re stof  the Dimo na fromth em .
“ Nix on st o pped the  i nsp ec tio ns an d  agree d toigno re  t h e s ituatio n .A s  a r es ul t, I sra el  incr ease d  pr oductio n. In 198 6,t here  w er e overtwo hundred b om bs. Today,  t hey  may h a v e enough  plutonium for ten bomb s  a year .”
Afte r ch eese cake  fo r dese rtI  asked  Ms. T homas  w hat s he wo u l dadv is e anyone w h o  wa ntedto  gointo th e field of journal i smand she state d:
“Go f or  it !  I t ’sth e  gr e a test profession  in the wo rl d  b ecause you are  a lways l earning  andy ou areaware ofthe world ,so y o u  ju st might b e able t o affectc hange . 
“Youcan not ha ve  ademoc racy w i tho ut an  infor me d peop le.
“I nformati on is everything; it en larges  your  in tellect a ndt hat  guides y ou.
“The jobistofollo w t h e tru th a n drep o rt wh erei t leads y o u! 

“ R i gh t and wrong i s  no t rel ati v e. Emp athy  is fine but kind n ess and sympat hy d o not  ch a ngeth e facts and co nsc ie n c e is eve ry thing!

“Le aders ar es uppos e to d o theright t h i ng and we  sho uld  back upthe  p r esident  w he n  he do es t he  right  thing ;  but d rop him when hedoesn ’ t .

“T h e W HY is  t he most impo rtant ques tion-not th at som ethi ng ha ppened-  b ut WHY  di dit happen? 
“Somewhe re al ong the  w ay
 outside_proclaimed, but_a nuclear plant. The_Prime Minister_said,_‘The nuclear_reactor_is only for_peace.’

“Kennedy insisted on_an open internal inspection._He wrote letters_demanding_that Ben Guirion open up the Dimona for inspection.

“The French were responsible for the_actual_building of_the_Dimona._The Germans gave the money;_they were feeling guilty for_the Holocaust,_and tried to pay their way out. Everything_inside_was written in_French, when I was there, almost twenty years ago._Back then, the Dimona descended seven_floors underground.

“In 1955,_Perez_and_Guirion met with the_French to agree they would get_a nuclear reactor if they fought_against Egypt to control the Sinai and_Suez Canal. That was the war_of 1956. Eisenhower demanded that_Israel leave_the Sinai, but the reactor_plant deal continued_on.

“When Johnson_became president, he_made an agreement with Israel that_two senators would_come every year to inspect. Before_the_senators would visit,_the_Israelis_would build_a wall to_block_the underground_elevators_and stairways. From 1963 to ’69,_the_senators came, but they never knew about_the wall that hid_the_rest of the Dimona_from them.

“Nixon stopped the inspections_and agreed to ignore the situation._As a_result, Israel_increased production. In 1986, there were over two hundred bombs. Today,_they may have enough plutonium for_ten bombs a year.”

After_cheese cake_for_desert I asked_Ms._Thomas what_she would advise anyone who wanted to_go into_the field of journalism and she_stated:

“Go for it! It’s_the_greatest profession in the world because_you are always learning and you_are aware of the world,_so_you_just might be able to_affect change.

“You cannot have a democracy_without an informed_people.

“Information is everything; it enlarges your intellect_and_that guides you.

“The job is to_follow_the truth and report where it_leads_you!

“Right_and wrong is not relative._Empathy is fine but kindness and_sympathy do not change the facts and conscience is_everything!

“Leaders are suppose_to do the right thing_and_we_should back up the president when he does the right_thing; but_drop him when_he doesn’t.

“The WHY is the most important question-not that something_happened- but WHY did it happen?

“Somewhere along_the way