Dalia Rabin, daughter of the late Prime Minister Yitzchak Rabin, told Galei Tzahal (Army Radio) that if her brother Yuval moves ahead with plans to support Likud (reported HERE on YWN) in the general election, it will create a stir in the family.
Interestingly, she used the term “pluralistic” to describe the family’s open-minded attitude regarding world views, but quickly added that if her brother opts to support Likud in the upcoming election, that would be an entirely different case, one that would undoubtedly result in friction in the family.
The Rabin family has blamed Likud leader, then Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu for playing a major contributory factor in the atmosphere that existed prior to the assassination, as well as playing a major role in taking part in the verbal assaults against the late prime minister, which they feel eventually led to the murder.
(Yechiel Spira – YWN Israel)
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Well everyone knows that Netanyahu spoke at a demonstration in which a plant of Rabin’s security service waved a nasty sign. Doesn’t that make Netanyahu guilty of assassinating Rabin?
It’s amazing how lies have a life of their own.