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Yitzhak rabin (/ ˈrɑːbɪn /; Dec 20, 2025yitzhak rabin was an israeli statesman and soldier who, as prime minister of israel (1974–77, 1992–95), led his country toward peace with its neighbors. Yitzhak, the patriarch who set his roots firm and deep into the land, was the symbol of a permanent and strong avrahamic (later “jewish”) presence in k’na’an.
Yitzhak is a hebrew name with a rich history and strong cultural significance. In hebrew, "yitzhak" (יצחק) means "he will laugh," reflecting the joy that isaac's birth brought to his parents, abraham and sarah, in the old testament. Yitzhak is the son of avraham and sarah, the second of israel's patriarchs:
Yitzhak's birth is foretold by god, and is named by god before he is even conceived. Oct 29, 2020former israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin was assassinated on november 4, 1995, only two years after he shook hands with yasser arafat on the white house south lawn following.
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