Born after Rabin’s death, Israeli teens see in assassination the perils of extremism

Published on November 5, 2012

About a year before Guy Ben-Simon was born, his parents attended the Tel Aviv rally where Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated. It was a night of shock and sadness, they recalled for him while he was growing up. They had called all of their friends, telling those who had not heard that the prime minister had been killed.

This week from Israel

By Noga Gur-Arieh
Published on October 30, 2012

What happened to Rabin’s memorial day?

By Noga Gur-Arieh
Published on October 29, 2012

Hagai Amir, freed Israeli brother of Rabin gunman says he’s “proud”

Published on May 4, 2012

Hagai Amir, the brother of the man who assassinated late Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin in 1995, said he was proud of his own role in the murder plot after he was freed from prison on Friday.

24 Hours in Tel Aviv

By Masa Israel Journey
Published on September 20, 2011

Begin, Rabin to appear on new Israeli bills

Published on December 20, 2010

The images of the late Israeli Prime Ministers Menachem Begin and Yitzhak Rabin will appear on new Israeli currency.

Reflecting on Rabin

Published on November 2, 2000

A look back at Yitzahak Rabin's legacies.

Remembering Rabin

By Peter Hirschberg
Published on November 2, 2000

Sharon was always inspired by Yitzhak Rabin. Twenty-three when she moved to Israel from the United States in 1980, she went to peace rallies and rejoiced when Rabin won in 1992. A year later she exulted over the Oslo peace breakthrough.

A Requiem for Rabin

By Ruth Stroud
Published on December 11, 1997

Zigman said that after having watched the news of Rabin's death onTV, he awoke early the next morning with the notes of his openingmovement coursing through his head. He jotted down the music andplayed it for his good friend, artist Peter Max, who encouraged himto expand it into a major piece.