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> Then Yitzhak Rabin (the Israeli architect of that peace) got assassinated I would say two things about this. The major influence about peace was peres. He was the real force behind the peace, and he also tried to continue it after rabin's death. Peres was the one who convinced rabin to really take that step forward and really give up a lot in the name of peace. The problem with peace was not rabin's death. His death was only a symptom of a bigger issue. Despite the oslo agreements and signing, fatah as the leaders of the palestinians, did absolutely nothing to stop the terrorism that only increased during the second oslo accords. That led to more terror attacks and more deaths on israel sides. Despite israel following up on their agreements, moving out forces, giving fatah the support, money and mandate to control the west bank and gaza. Due to palestinian leaders saying one thing and doing another, it was easy for netanyahu to set fire to the extreme right in israel, basically telling them "see, we want peace, we get killed in return, rabin is leading us to doom" etc. That led to rabin's assassination (and I totally blame netanyahu and the far right for this). But if only the palestinians really were wanting for peace and did what they promised they would do, there would have been by now. There would be 30 years of peace by now. And that is infuriating they took that huge opportunity and threw it away for money and greed and hate. And regardless, after rabin, peres, barak and olmert reached out for peace. They were willing to give a lot to stop the killing and start a time of peace. Each time the palestinians refused or showed no sincere wish for peace.

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text > Then Yitzhak Rabin (the Israeli architect of that peace) got assassinated I would say two things about this. The major influence about peace was peres. He was the real force behind the peace, and he also tried to continue it after rabin's death. Peres was the one who convinced rabin to really take that step forward and really give up a lot in the name of peace. The problem with peace was not rabin's death. His death was only a symptom of a bigger issue. Despite the oslo agree…
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