Earlier this month marked the anniversary of the death of former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzak Rabin. A true man of peace, his life was tragically cut short during a rally for peace in Tel Aviv. Yitzak Rabin was a hero dedicated to the security, the stability, and the success of the State of Israel who gained trust among Israelis and among Arabs. His strength, courage, and commitment to peace in the Middle East has inspired thousands. Although his dream for peace has not been realized, his vision has not faded from our hearts. I rise today to commemorate the life and achievements of this extraordinary statesman. May his vision inspire and endure for generations to come, and may we pay tribute to his legacy by continuing his quest for peace in the Middle East.
James Moran: “Earlier this month marked the anniversary of the death of former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzak Rabin. A true man of…”
Editor's note · Context
Commemorating the anniversary of former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzak Rabin's death.
Share
More from James Moran
Did he suggest that he thinks that the Iraqis have read this amendment? I'm not entirely sure you would agree that all of our colleagues have read this amendment. But do you really think the Iraqis have read this amendment?
In this case, we are recognizing six. There was one tribe in the 1990s, the Narragansett Tribe, a similar prohibition against gambling was instituted. They don't gamble. This is about recognition.
The so-called global war on terrorism cannot be won by military might alone. It is a war of ideas and philosophies. Terrorism is the tactic used by people who seem to hate what the U.S. stands for more than they love life itself. But it is…
I didn't use the term ``outrage,'' but I do I think it is unfair. If I were a Native American member of any of these six tribes, I would feel badly that I wasn't treated the way other Native American tribes have been treated. It is a…





