03 — PERSON
Yitzhak Rabin
Yitzhak Rabin (1922–1995) is documented in the encyclopedia as a military leader and prime minister of Israel. His connection to intelligence history runs through the wars and policy eras that shaped the country's security institutions, including the 1967 war period.
Evidence Assessment
His public offices, the 1967 war context and his 1995 assassination.
Intelligence-specific operational detail is outside the public preview material.
Key Facts
- Lifespan:
- 1922–1995
- Role:
- Military leader and prime minister
- Context:
- Six-Day War era; peace process era
- Evidence:
- Documented
Military leadership
The A–Z records Rabin's role as prime minister and military leader. As chief of staff during the 1967 war period he operated at the point where military intelligence and national command met.
Prime ministership and the peace process
Rabin's later prime ministership, including the Oslo process, is part of the documented public record. His assassination in 1995 is an established historical event.