A monument showing the place where Izhak Rabin, Israel's primer minister was shot. There are some historical pictures on the wall as well. If you see it it is worth taking a moment to think about the recent history of the region.

Itzhak Rabin was a great and popular leader who was mortally wounded in a shooting incident at this very spot. The monument is an unpretentious, yet poignant reminder of what took place. He worked hard for peace in the region and this is a spot...More

A special place to honor Itzhak Rabin, who was assisinated just after delivering a speech to thousands.

This is right downtown but you can't help but feel solemn when you come across this memorial. Rabin, the first native-born Israeli to become Prime Minister, was assassinated on this spot on November 4, 1995. Our tour guide gave us a very moving account of...More

This square, renamed for Rabin, and the memorial tucked between City Hall and a shopping center has to be on everyone's top 10 for Tel Aviv. I didn't include pics of the memorial itself because it is already pretty well covered. It is a beautiful...More

This monument is to commemorate Itzhak Rabin. A very beautiful memorial to the Prime Minister of Israel

Where Prime Minister, Yitzhak Rabin, obm, was assassinated on November 4, 1995 by far right-wing Jewish extremist, Yigal Amir, at the conclusion of a peace rally. Rabin was a traitor in Amir's eyes for Rabin's peace initiative, such as signing the Oslo Accords (set of...More