Yitzhak Rabin’s name matters little to most Americans younger than 40. The Israeli prime minister who staked his career, and ultimately his life, on brokering a peace with the Palestinians was assassinated in 1995 by one of his very own countrymen. His murder cleared the path for the era of Benjamin Netanyahu.
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