Yigal Amir
The line we cannot cross: Israel must never free Yigal Amir - editorial
Calls to free Yigal Amir cross a fundamental democratic line. Israel must never rehabilitate the man who tried to determine its future through murder.
Eisenkot demands police launch probe into politically motivated assault of Yashar! party activist
Let's cool it and stop fanning the flames of conflict - editorial
On this day: 29 years since the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin
Education system to mark 25th anniversary of Yitzhak Rabin's murder
The activities planned for this year will be under the theme of "Unity and Cooperation."
Candle-lighting ceremony ushers in 25th anniversary of Rabin’s death
Rivlin will light a large memorial candle in accordance with Jewish tradition of lighting candles in memory of the dead.
Yitzhak Rabin memorial renewed in honor of 25th anniversary of his death
Renewal to include graffiti preserved from the time of the murder • the target audience for these tours are children and teens
Supreme injustice in Israel's elections
Every democracy has its redlines, and support for terrorism crosses the Israeli version.
Arab MK, Yigal Amir party disqualified
MK Heba Yazbak was disqualified because of statements supporting terrorism and terrorists, while Labor faction chairman Itzik Shmuli the only purpose of the Free Trial party was to free Yigal Amir.
Netanyahu apologizes for offending stutterers
Yigal Amir’s wife: Disqualify Labor-Meretz leaders
Yigal Amir's wife: Disqualify Labor-Meretz leaders
Larissa Trembovler Amir, wife of Yitzhak Rabin’s assassin Yigal Amir, has called for Amir Peretz and Tamar Zandberg to be barred from running in the March election for supporting terrorism.
Parties race as deadline for disqualifying lists looms
The head of the Central Elections Committee, Supreme Court judge Neal Hendel, already disqualified the second candidate on the Economic Dawn list, cannabis kingpin Amos Dov Silver.
Knesset members to challenge candidacies of assassin's wife and Balad MK
"This stain cannot be allowed to infect the walls of the Knesset."
In 'Incitement,' director Zilberman tries to get in Yigal Amir's head
In Zilberman’s retelling, Amir’s road to perdition is paved with real or perceived personal slights and the misguidance of certain rabbis — and even of his own mother.
