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And a personal note. A day before the Oslo Accords signing ceremony, in September 1993, my colleague Nahum Barnea and I met with Peres at his home in Jerusalem for an interview scheduled to be published several days later. Peres heard with us on the radio that US Secretary of State Warren Christopher had managed to convince Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, who had refused to go to Washington earlier, to participate in the ceremony.

Peres was furious. He saw it as an attempt by Rabin to rob him of his glory. We were asked to leave the room, and Peres telephoned Giora Eini, who used to mediate between Rabin and Peres at times of difficult personal conflicts. "It's either me or Rabin, otherwise I'm staying home," Peres told the shocked mediator. "That man ruined my life. He has been persecuting me for 16 years," he shouted.

You're wondering how we found out about the conversation? When we got back to the newsroom we discovered that we had forgotten to turn off the tape recorder

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