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Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu BIBI Signed Israeli PM Document Letter:
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LOT-G61. For your consideration is an exceedingly rare and important antique original c.2009 official government typeset letter from Israeli Prime Minister to Mr. Shmuel Plato-Sharon. Israeli presidential letter is original. Autograph is manuscript hand-signed in blue permanent marker ink. Official Israeli government document is original. Typeset letter measures 8.25" x 11.5". Paper type is laid. Condition is fine. Original folds. Museum quality. One of a kind. Translation: Benjamin Netanyahu, Jerusalem, December 23, 2001. Mr. Shmuel Plato-Sharon. I received your letter with thanks. I am considering the idea you brought up in this matter. and I believe there is room for a deeper examination of the advantages and disadvantages of the regional relative selection method. Sincerely, Benjamin Netanyahu (manuscript signature). Authentic and correct.

Shmuel "Samy" Flatto-Sharon was a controversial French-Israeli businessman, radio talk-show host and politician. After starting his own political party, he was a member of the Knesset between 1977 and 1981. Flatto-Sharon was born as Shmuel Sheibitz to a Jewish family in Łódź, Poland, in 1930. His family escaped to France after the German invasion of Poland, with Shmuel disguised as a girl. Forty members of his family, including his father, were murdered in the Holocaust. He attended high school in Paris and Strasbourg, and joined the Young Communist League in 1945.

At age 14, he began selling cigarettes to soldiers and students, and then entered the recycling business, making a fortune in the recycling of paper, rags, and scrap metal. At age 21, he entered the real estate business. Throughout his 20s, he built up his business empire. He came to own a transport service for hauling merchandise with dozens of trucks, industrial plants, a chain of restaurants and cafes, and hotels.[2] By the late 1960s, he owned dozens of companies throughout Europe, the United States, and South America, and did business in oil, logging, and precious metals in Africa. He was involved in large projects in major cities throughout the world, including Paris, New York City, Rio de Jainero, Caracas, and Tel Aviv.

In 1972, he moved to Israel, fleeing the French authorities who sought to arrest him for embezzling $60 million. He bought a villa in Savyon and immediately launched a business career in Israel. He entered into a partnership with Israeli businessman Avraham Pilz, with whom he established the Dizengoff Center, Israel's first shopping mall.