1995

We grieve.

In the stunned shock following the horrific assassination of our Prime Minister and peace-maker, Yitzhak Rabin, we feel bereft of a figure of great political stature, a statesman of our generations. The realization also dawns as to the enormity of the terrible crime that has been committed - not by an Arab terrorist, but by an "unaffiliated" young Israeli - and of the pressing need for us all to reflect on where we are going and how to respect one another's views in a democratic manner.

• Food for Thought
  • Love and Hate
  • Assassinations: Do they Change the Course of History?
  • Yitzhak Rabin, His Life
• Activity Suggestions
  • Outline Activities
  • Rabin accepts an honorary doctorate In Jerusalem, 1967
  • His Speech of Acceptance
  • Activity
  • Speeches
  • His last speech
  • The Man and The State: A Tapestry (a "Memory Game")
• Points of emphasis
• Media sources