Shazar had already founded the Tel Aviv newspaper Davar and served as its editor for the next 10 years. As the Israel nation grew. so did Shazars importance. He served as the Minister of Culture and Education and was nominated to be Israels. first Ambassador to the Soviet Union. Although Moscow rejected his credentials. Shazar remained active serving three terms in the Knesset and later as the head of Israels Office of Immigration. During his decade as President. Shazar emerged as one of Israels most articulate spokesmen. and as a result he spent a great deal of time promoting Israel to other nations around the world.
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