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October 26, 2015

Would Yitzḥak Rabin Have Remained Loyal to a Broken Peace Process?

It’s unlikely.

It is a commonplace among supporters of the Israeli left that, had Yitzḥak Rabin not been murdered in 1995, he would have somehow seen the Oslo Accords to their conclusion and ended the conflict with the Palestinians. In this view, Rabin’s assassin killed both the prime minister and the peace process. Jeff Jacoby has his doubts:

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October 26, 2015

  1. Would Yitzḥak Rabin Have Remained Loyal to a Broken Peace Process?

    It’s unlikely.

  2. The Beersheba Lynching and Israeli Society

    Israelis shouldn’t lose pride in their country.

  3. With Open Doors and Closed Eyes, Europe Welcomes Refugees

    What has Angela Merkel unleashed?

  4. When an (American) Jew Picks Up a Gun

    A review of three books.

  5. The “Aleinu” Prayer: A Vision for the Jewish People, or for All Humanity?

    The theological tension within an ancient prayer.