Golda Meir, a pivotal figure in Israeli history, is not just remembered for her political career; she also made her mark in film through notable appearances that resonate with collectors. One standout title is *Leila Khaled: Hijacker* (2005), a documentary that explores the life of the infamous Palestinian activist. Meir's unique perspective during her tenure as Prime Minister, especially regarding conflicts and negotiations, adds a rich historical context that collectors seek out for its authenticity and depth. Her portrayal in various documentaries and films highlights her as a formidable leader, often described as the "Iron Lady" of Israeli politics long before the term was popularized. Collectors of physical media appreciate her story not only for its political significance but also for the way it reflects the complexities of her time. As a result, Meir's appearances in film serve as essential artifacts for those who are passionate about political history and the evolution of documentary filmmaking.