Rabin's Last Hours: A short film by Giora Chamizer (English version)

[@tyjoseph]

Very concise informative and touching video which unfortunately only has 923 views at this point. I was there on Nov 4th 1995 and probably still traumatized by what had happened. The end of an era and the beginning of the decline of the human race.

[@mahdirf9833]

Israel's democracy died that night. It's not dying now.

[@Disturbing_Truth]

I made a TikTok about this what an incredible man!

[@רועיברונשטיין-ל8ס]

His only sister is 98 years old

[@alexandreanjou8324]

Since I am the first person to add a comment to an important subject, let me add some insight. What has to be understood is simple. On one hand, Yitshak Rabin was involved in a period of small exterminations of Palestinians after the last big war. But on the other hand, in today's world, he was one who emphasized that humans have all the same value without regard to land or culture, that is, in spite of the conquest aspect, he asserts that intrinsically all humans are equal. In that regard, he left the most important message on earth and is rightly called a Prince of Peace. If people believed the same, there would not have been hundreds of thousands of people killed in Irak to remove Saddam Hussein. Because the Irak conquest was based on the belief that a non-westernized person is less than a westernized one. Lastly, the mot important point to be understood about the last century is what originated the wars and geopolitical transitions. In England started the calculation to destroy Germany's technical supremacy. Leaders of France and Russia were involved. That led to the first war, the resentment from many German, the second war, the crimes against many Jews and then the crimes of many Jews against Palestinians. Finally the root is mathematical : Judaism is about abstraction. This makes the one Hebrew God above all and what is outside this abstraction is by fact inferior and therefore viewed as pagan. It is by bigger extension the basis of the Western system, that is "Either fit in the system or be dead". The system matters more than people. The system makes people, not the contrary. Also, basic understanding of Islam is lacking : unlike the Semitic Mosaic texts, it is not rooted in Sumerian tradition, rather It is rooted in the Vedic religion of the Sanskrit civilization that was established in Arabia through conquests then through their infrastructures and temples which the inventor of the Islamic religion and his family were part of, which is why Islam is Vedic substance with Semitic content, which makes it a mystery even to the Muslims themselves. Most Muslims don't know that "Muslim" is Sanskrit "Masul Man" meaning "Man of the long road". The Muslim are nomads brought to civilization by Sanskrit conquests. Islam is their identity but they take it to be literally true. In terms of abstraction, it is inferior to Judaism and to the essence of Christianity which is more abstract and into the miraculous realm. Ignoring that Islam is basically some civilization, and not comparing it to other civilizations, is why the West rules the world. Asserting that some things are true when they are contrary to historical reality makes Islamic believers outside of the bigger game. In the meantime, as the well-being of a person is linked to the family beliefs that make the foundations for how things are viewed and shared inside the family, respect should be there until adjustment.

[@DavidPerez-oj2dv]

IF THIER IS A GOD HE DIDN'T MEAN THIS TO BE SO