Killing a King: the Assassination of Yitzhak Rabin And the Remaking of Israel
“Show up and make a difference.”
—ADVERTISEMENT IN Yedioth Ahronoth Rabin’s negotiators clinched the Oslo II agreement with their Palestinian counterparts on September 24, 1995. Amir, gloomy and irritable, organized a student weekend in Hebron, where the extremists would be gathering.
The agreement called for Israel to withdraw from all seven cities in the West Bank, including Hebron—though hundreds of troops would remain behind to protect the Jewish enclaves there. Israel would also hand over h...undreds of towns and villages in several stages. Oslo II would not end the occupation. Large swaths of the West Bank and Gaza, including the settlements and areas defined as “military zones,” would remain in Israeli hands until the two sides negotiated a final agreement. In the interim period, Israel would continue controlling the borders, religious sites like the Cave of the Patriarchs, the water aquifers, and other natural resources. But the deal would free most Palestinians from many of the day-to-day encumbrances of Israeli military rule.MoreLess
—ADVERTISEMENT IN Yedioth Ahronoth Rabin’s negotiators clinched the Oslo II agreement with their Palestinian counterparts on September 24, 1995. Amir, gloomy and irritable, organized a student weekend in Hebron, where the extremists would be gathering.
The agreement called for Israel to withdraw from all seven cities in the West Bank, including Hebron—though hundreds of troops would remain behind to protect the Jewish enclaves there. Israel would also hand over h...undreds of towns and villages in several stages. Oslo II would not end the occupation. Large swaths of the West Bank and Gaza, including the settlements and areas defined as “military zones,” would remain in Israeli hands until the two sides negotiated a final agreement. In the interim period, Israel would continue controlling the borders, religious sites like the Cave of the Patriarchs, the water aquifers, and other natural resources. But the deal would free most Palestinians from many of the day-to-day encumbrances of Israeli military rule.MoreLess
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