Yitzhak Shamir
Middle Israel: From Caesar to Netanyahu, Israel prepares to enter a post-charisma era - opinion
How long this transition will last is anyone’s guess, but for an Israel crushed by Benjamin Netanyahu’s overbearing charisma, the post-charismatic era’s emergence will not be one day too early.
Two full Right/religious governments - opinion
How should Avraham Stern be remembered? - opinion
The conference that wasn’t – ‘Madrid’ in retrospect - opinion
Shamir remembered in new film
The filmmakers’ mission was to track Shamir’s driving personal quality which “was never about him, it was always about the Jewish people and Israel,” says Erez.
Changing the reality in which we live - opinion
Many Palestinians live in cages. Their towns and cities are invaded by Israeli soldiers at any given time.
Yitzhak Shamir memorial ceremony brings to light history repeating itself
Several political leaders presented the parallels between the political climate in Shamir's time and today.
Tales from a diplomatic life
In a new memoir, Zalman Shoval recounts his early political life, working with David Ben-Gurion and serving at the UN and as US ambassador.
Remembering Moshe Arens
As defense minister under prime minister Shamir, Arens believed that Israel had to respond militarily to the Iraqi Scud missile attacks on Israel.
This week in 60 seconds
Got a minute? Here's the week in review.
Bush and Shamir: The last Cold Warriors
Now, as a perplexed America mourns its 41st president, six years after Israel buried its sixth prime minister, this odd couple appears to have actually had in common much more than they realized.
