Rabin Square — Mémorial LGBTQ+ Contextuel

Death to Israel

I love this place dedicated to Yitzhak Rabbin

Paid my respects and prayed for this man of peace. Let his memory be a blessing to his family and his country.

On November 4, 1995, 30 years ago, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated. The memorial monument and the entire square serve as a living symbol of hope and the democratic resilience of Israel. On the 30th anniversary of the assassination, the site reminds us again that large segments of society are still seeking healing for the rifts. The experience at the site is inspiring and reinforces the values ​​that Rabin represented - peace, reconciliation, and tolerance. The message on this day is clear: the price was unbearable, but we are here to ensure that democracy is stronger than the conflict. This is a rare moment of unity and introspection, which allows us to look forward and build a better future on the foundations of responsibility and respectful discourse. A visit to the monument and Rabin Square is a powerful reminder of the critical importance of preserving democracy and its values. - - - - - - - - - - On November 4, 1995, 30 years ago, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated. The memorial and the entire square are a living symbol of hope and the democratic resilience of Israel. On the 30th anniversary of the assassination, the place reminds us once again that large parts of society still seek healing for the rifts. The experience there is inspiring and reinforces the values ​​that Rabin represented – peace, reconciliation and tolerance. The message on this day is clear: the price was too heavy to bear, but we are here to ensure that democracy is stronger than the controversy. This is a rare moment of unity and hindsight, allowing us to look forward and build a better future on the foundations of responsibility and respectful discourse. A visit to the memorial and Rabin Square is a powerful reminder of the critical importance of preserving democracy and its values.

A distinguished monument

Bring then home now 🥲