The courier found him late that evening out walking in the Jerusalem streets.

7 seconds sound clip from the Destination Freedom - Peace Mediator classic radio play.

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[...]

- Well, who will mediate now, monsieur?

- He drove slowly back over the ancient road heartsick and weary...

- And his fight to bring peace to the Holy Land appeared impossible and hopeless.

- The news shocked the wires of the world...

- And the United Nations sent a courier to the assistant mediator.

- The courier found him late that evening out walking in the Jerusalem streets.

- The secretary general wired me to contact you here. I've been told to expect you.

- Then you know what my mission is about?

- I've got an idea.

- In all the capitals of the world they're asking 'Who'll mediate now?'

- The United Nations would like to know if you'll step into Count Bernadotte's place. Or at least until a regular commission is appointed.

[...]

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