Yitzhak rabin
The Tony-winning drama of the Oslo Accords is now a film
J.T. Rogers and Bartlett Sher always knew their history play had a lot to teach us today. But they never wanted it to be quite this relevant.
What almost saved — but ultimately doomed — peace in the Middle East
“The Human Touch” focuses on a narrow slice of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but it’s an important one — the nuance of human relationships.
How to honor Rabin’s legacy
As a teacher, I especially value Rabin’s commitment to next generations. We carry a burden: what world will we leave to our children?
Film About Yitzhak Rabin’s Assassin Takes Israel’s Top Prize
“Incitement” will be Israel’s submission to the Academy Awards for 2020 Best International Feature Film.
On The Anniversary Of Rabin’s Assassination, I Fear Another One
Unless the liberal camp in Israel becomes unified and defeats bigotry and nationalism, another political assassination is, unfortunately, inevitable.
Yitzhak Rabin Statue Defaced With Swastika In Tel Aviv
Police reported that the man was drunk and armed with two knives.
Rabin Assassin Yigal Amir To Ask For Retrial
His wife wrote that his defense lawyers have evidence that the bullets he fired at Rabin did not cause his death.
21 Years Later, A Tel Aviv Mural Pays Tribute To Yitzhak Rabin — And Issues A Warning
“I preferred a warning sign, a confrontation with the difficult and traumatic moment, instead of fond remembrances of Rabin’s portrait.”
State Of Disrepair: Remember When Israeli Leaders Did The Right Thing?
As the saying goes, power corrupts, and long-term power corrupts even more.
State Of Disrepair: Remember When Israeli Leaders Did The Right Thing
Often, as the saying goes, power corrupts, and long-term power corrupts even more. In Israel, this situation has been often characterized as the collusion of wealth, government and the media. Over the last two decades, the deterioration of the quality of governance in Israel has been pronounced: the former president, Moshe Katsav, has been just released from prison for rape and for sexual abuse; former prime minister Ehud Olmert is serving a 19-month prison sentence for bribery; Likud former Minister of Finance Avraham Hirschson was convicted of embezzling millions of shekels from the National Workers Labor Federation and financial abuses in the March of the Living, pocketing a cut from the donations to promote group visits to Auschwitz; and with 11 more ministers indicted; the long list goes on. Now, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces his turn again at the center of several criminal investigations. Channel 2 television in Israel reported in February that police were ‘likely to recommend’ an indictment of Netanyahu.