Mordechai Gazit served as Director General in Prime Minister Golda Meir's office from March 1973 to her resignation in April 1974. He observed the outbreak of the October 1973 War and Henry Kissinger's diplomatic choreography as it unfolded thereafter. Gazit suggests that he was the source of Israeli and Egyptian generals to negotiate face to face at the end of the war near Kilometer 101.

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