Biography of Yitzhak Rabin

Sam Morgan

Biographies of Politician Book 28 · LibriHouse · AI-narrated by Madison (from Google)

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Yitzhak Rabin, the fifth Prime Minister of Israel, was a soldier-turned-statesman whose dedication to peace and security reshaped the nation. Born in 1922 in Jerusalem, Rabin played a pivotal role in Israel’s history, from serving as a commander in the War of Independence to becoming a key architect of peace efforts in the Middle East. This biography explores his military achievements, his leadership during the Six-Day War, and his courageous efforts to negotiate peace, including the Oslo Accords, which earned him the Nobel Peace Prize. Despite his assassination in 1995, Rabin’s vision for coexistence and his commitment to Israel’s future remain an enduring legacy. This book examines his life, leadership, and profound impact on Israeli and global history.

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