TEL AVIV - Twelve years after the assassination, the memory of Yitzhak Rabin was still alive and very strong in Israel. The prime minister assassinated in November 1995 after a peace rally in Tel Aviv, is celebrated as the man of dialogue and a possible future after the Oslo agreements, canceled by three shots, fired not by the "enemy" but from a militant ultra-Orthodox. Today, maybe we would be here talking about a different world, but life's journey also foresees this, sudden stops, unexpected, painful ......
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