Yigal Amir
On this day: Prime minister Yitzhak Rabin assassinated after peace rally by far-right activist
Rabin was Israel’s fifth prime minister. He served two terms in office, from 1974 until 1977, and again from 1992 until his assassination on November 4, 1995.
The line we cannot cross: Israel must never free Yigal Amir - editorial
Eisenkot demands police launch probe into politically motivated assault of Yashar! party activist
Let's cool it and stop fanning the flames of conflict - editorial
TA Rabin memorial defaced with far-right graffiti
Security guard who caught vandal tells 'Post': I saw him throw paint and grabbed him; suspect released with restraining order from Tel Aviv.
Yigal Amir to spend 6 more months in solitude
Yitzhak Rabin's assassin has been in solitude for 15 years; judge says he is 'an object of admiration' to extremist factions.
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Yigal Amir allowed Torah study partner
Prisons Services to monitor Rabin’s assassin’s biweekly sessions.
Prisons Service seeking ‘study partner’ for Yigal Amir
State prosecutors say search is on for inmate who can study Jewish texts with Amir once every two weeks.
State considers easing Yigal Amir's prison conditions
Possible change is to allow Rabin's assassin to meet with another prisoner once in two weeks; Amir had rejected "coupled segregation."
Supreme Court: Yigal Amir to stay in solitary confinement
Judges write that Rabin's killer should be allowed short visits with other prisoners to hold prayer minyan.
‘Israelis are a forgiving people’
Survey asking Israeli Jewish society questions regarding traumatic events in country’s past finds higher than expected levels of forgiveness.
Court debates removing Yigal Amir from confinement
State considers moving Rabin assassin to coupled segregation; Shin Bet opposes, says he poses risk of ideological indoctrination to inmates.
Rights group calls for Yigal Amir's release from isolation
Physicians for Human Rights objects to "psychological damage" caused by solitary confinement of Yitzhak Rabin's assassin.
Another Tack: Shades of the shadow
Only Israeli judges possess infallible preternatural penetrating powers to ferret out a girl’s deepest and darkest secrets.
