Shimon Peres

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Israeli politician Nobel Peace Prize laureate defense minister foreign minister human president of Israel prime minister of Israel statesman

Shimon Peres was an Israeli statesman who served as both prime minister and president of Israel and was a key architect of the Oslo Accords, earning him the Nobel Peace Prize.

Statements (68)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Israeli politician → Nobel Peace Prize laureate → defense minister → foreign minister → human → president of Israel → prime minister of Israel → statesman →
awardReceived	Honorary Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George → Nobel Peace Prize → Presidential Medal of Freedom →
birthName	Szymon Perski →
burialPlace	Mount Herzl, Jerusalem →
causeOfDeath	stroke →
citizenship	Israel →
countryOfBirth	Poland →
dateOfBirth	1923-08-02 →
dateOfDeath	2016-09-28 →
describedBy	Israeli statesman who served as both prime minister and president of Israel and was a key architect of the Oslo Accords, earning him the Nobel Peace Prize →
ethnicGroup	Jews →
familyName	Peres →
foundedOrganization	Peres Center for Peace →
fullName	Shimon Peres →
givenName	Shimon →
hasSignature	Shimon Peres signature image →
heldPosition	Deputy Minister of Defense of Israel → Minister of Defense of Israel → Minister of Finance of Israel → Minister of Foreign Affairs of Israel → President of Israel → Prime Minister of Israel →
keyRole	development of Israel's defense industry →
languageSpoken	English → Hebrew → Polish →
memberOfPoliticalParty	Alignment → Israeli Labor Party → Kadima → Mapai →
movedToMandatoryPalestine	1934 →
NobelPrizeCategory	Peace →
NobelPrizeSharedWith	Yasser Arafat → Yitzhak Rabin →
NobelPrizeYear	1994 →
notableWork	Oslo Accords →
numberOfChildren	3 →
occupation	author → diplomat → politician →
placeOfBirth	Wiszniew, Second Polish Republic →
placeOfDeath	Ramat Gan, Israel →
precededByAsPresident	Moshe Katsav →
precededByAsPrimeMinister	Yitzhak Rabin → Yitzhak Shamir →
religion	Judaism →
roleInEvent	key architect of the Oslo Accords →
servedInOrganization	Haganah → Israel Defense Forces →
spouse	Sonya Peres →
succeededByAsPresident	Reuven Rivlin →
succeededByAsPrimeMinister	Benjamin Netanyahu → Yitzhak Shamir →
termEndAsPresident	2014-07-24 →
termEndAsPrimeMinister	1986-10-20 → 1996-06-18 →
termStartAsPresident	2007-07-15 →
termStartAsPrimeMinister	1984-09-13 → 1995-11-04 →

Referenced by (30)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Har Herzl → Mount Herzl →	burialPlaceOf
Peres → Shimon →	hasNotableBearer
Rafi → Rafi →	notableMember
Order of the Aztec Eagle → Ronald Reagan Freedom Award →	notableRecipient
Moshe Katsav → Yitzhak Shamir →	succeededBy
Szymon Perski →	alsoKnownAs
Oslo Accords →	associatedWithLeader
Szymon Perski →	birthNameOf
Har HaZikaron →	containsGraveOf
Peres Center for Peace →	foundedBy
Shimon Peres →	fullName
Peres Center for Peace →	hasChairperson
Israeli Labor Party →	hasNotableLeader
Wiszniew, Second Polish Republic →	hasNotablePersonBornHere
Peres Center for Peace →	namedAfter
Quadriga award →	notableLaureate
Alignment →	notableLeader
Wiszniew, Second Polish Republic →	notableResident
President of Israel →	officeHoldersInclude
Reuven Rivlin →	precededBy
Israeli Labor Party →	producedPrimeMinister
Sonya Peres →	relative
Yitzhak Rabin →	sharedAwardWith
Sonya Peres →	spouse
Sonya Peres →	spouseName