Yitzhak Rabin

30 years after Netanyahu’s victory in 1996: How the comeback marvel changed Israel - opinion

Netanyahu’s victory in 1996 remains one of the greatest political comebacks in Israel.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sits with his arm around his wife Sara as she accompanies her husband on the podium during Netanyahu's election victory ceremony, on June 2, 1996.
A LIKUD supporter waves the party’s flag at a gathering, a show of grassroots loyalty which has long defined the movement, even as critics say its primaries have reshaped, and at times distorted, who rises within its ranks.

Middle Israel: How Likud’s primaries poisoned Israeli politics - opinion

A VOTE on the death penalty for terrorists who murder Israeli civilians at the auditorium in the Knesset, the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem, March 30, 2026.

Israel's new death penalty law marks moral break, sparks discrimination fears, expert says

Memorial to the victims on board the immigrants ship ‘Egoz,’ on Mount Herzl.

Jerusalem commemorates the ‘Egoz’ shipwreck disaster, 65 years later


Jewish terror as dangerous to Israel as Islamic terror - ex-Shin Bet official

SECURITY AFFAIRS: The former Shin Bet chief for combating Jewish terror discusses his new book on the Rabin assassination.

THE SHIN BET’S former counterterrorism head Hezi Kalo.

Netanyahu endorsed Palestinian state, Rabin didn't - Beilin

JPost One-on-One Zoomcast, Episode 41 - Gil Hoffman and former justice minister Yossi Beilin: Oslo agreements initiator says he cannot forgive Netanyahu for his obstacles to their advancement.

YASSER ARAFAT, Bill Clinton and Yitzhak Rabin are focused on in ‘The Human Factor.’

Thousands mark 26 years since Rabin assassination at Rabin Square

The public gathering was organized by volunteers in protest of the cancelation of the annual national memorial assembly.

 Thousands gather at Rabin Square to commemorate 26 years since Yitzchak Rabin's assassination on November 4, 2021

Israelis are brothers who must overcome divides - opinion

As leaders, we must stand at the site of the conflict and demonstrate that there is a better way to move forward.

MASSES GATHER at the Western Wall on the night before Yom Kippur.

Largest right-wing rally since government formed, Labor returns to Rabin Square

Thousands protested in the Bima Square in Tel Aviv against the government and its policies, while in Rabin Square a memorial service was held at the spot where Rabin was assassinated.

 Right wing protestors at a rally on November 2, 2021 at Habima Square in Tel Aviv. The signs read "Help! An oversized baby is running the country" and "Two states for two peoples - Jordan and Israel"

My Word: The rifts after Rabin

If tears were shed during the Knesset ceremony or the memorial at his graveside at Jerusalem’s Mount Herzl cemetery, they were likely to be tears of frustration. 

 YITZHAK RABIN’S grandson, Yonatan Ben Artzi, speaks at a graveside memorial service at Mount Herzl in Jerusalem this week.

The government’s assassination of Israel’s character - opinion

Forgetting the purpose of the event – to memorialize the slain premier – Yair Lapid proceeded, instead, to tout his motley coalition’s “victory.”

Foreign Minister Yair Lapid (R). October 18, 2021.

Israeli society threatened by partisanship - editorial

Yitzhak Rabin’s murder was supposed to have served as a cold-water-in-the-face wake-up call that how we relate to one another needs to drastically change. 

Israelis gather at Rabin Square in Tel Aviv for a remembrance ceremony marking 25 years since the assassination of late Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, held on November 7, 2020.

Bennett's speech echoed Rabin's words 26 years ago - opinion

Bennett's words reminded me of something that Rabin himself said to me just two weeks before his death: The religious and secular need each other.

A memorial ceremony for former prime minister Yitzhak Rabin, Rabin Square, Tel Aviv, November 7, 2019

Colin Powell was a true friend of Israel - editorial

Colin Powell represented a unique breed of US supporters for Israel, who had an emotional understanding of what makes Israel unique and what the country means in historic terms for the Jewish people.

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