If Rabin Wasn’t Assassinated in 1995, Would Israel Be At Peace?
In 1993, as he signed the Oslo Accords granting limited self-rule to Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin declared: “We are not alone here on this soil, in this land. And so, we are sharing this good earth today with the Palestinian people in order to choose life.”
Two years later, Rabin was assassinated by a Jewish fundamentalist,
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