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Mozej Shabath 11.02.5756 / 04.11.1995 Jizhak Rabins letzte Rede / The last speech at the rally ביבא-לת ,םולשה תרצע (11.Heshvan 5756) ו"נשתה ,ןושח א"י 04.11.1995 :ולוכ םלועלו יברעה
רוביצל ,םלועב ידוהיה רוביצל ,ילארשיה רוביצל ןורחאה םואנה :ןיבר קחצי תודוהל הצור ינא ,שגרתמ םג
ינא ,רמול יל ושרה" .םולשל יוכיס היה אל דוע לכ
יתמחלנ ,םינש 27 אבצ שיא יתייה .םולשב הצור םעה תיברמ יכ
,יתנמאה דימת ,וקורמ ךלמל ,ןדרי ךלמל ,םירצמ
אישנל הפמ תודוהל הצור ינא ,ונידכנו ונינב ןעמל ,םנעמל ,ילארשיה רוביצל רדשל תבייח
וז תרצע Wir werden Jizhak Rabin niemals vergessen! "Permit me to say that I am deeply moved. I was a military man for 27 years. I fought as long as there was no chance for peace. I believe that there is now a chance for peace, a great chance. We must take advantage of it for the sake of those standing here, and for those who are not here -- and they are many. I have always believed that the majority of the people want peace and are ready to take risks for peace. In coming here today, you demonstrate, together with many others who did not come, that the people truly desire peace and oppose violence. Violence erodes the basis of Israeli democracy. It must be condemned and isolated. This is not the way of the State of Israel. In a democracy there can be differences, but the final decision will be taken in democratic elections, as the 1992 elections which gave us the mandate to do what we are doing, and to continue on this course. I want to say that I am proud of the fact that representatives of the countries with whom we are living in peace are present with us here, and will continue to be here: Egypt, Jordan, and Morocco, which opened the road to peace for us. I want to thank the President of Egypt, the King of Jordan, and the King of Morocco, represented here today, for their partnership with us in our march towards peace. But, more than anything, in the more than three
years of this Government's existence, the Israeli people has proven that it is possible to
make peace, that peace opens the door to a better economy and society; that peace is not
just a prayer. Peace is first of all in our prayers, but it is also the aspiration of the
Jewish people, a genuine aspiration for peace. This is a course which is fraught with difficulties
and pain. For Israel, there is no path that is without pain. But the path of peace is
preferable to the path of war. This rally must send a message to the Israeli people, to the Jewish people around the world, to the many people in the Arab world, and indeed to the entire world, that the Israeli people want peace, support peace. For this, I thank you. |