The
late Israeli Prime Minister's note is in Hebrew,
which was sent to me personally by Mr Rabin in July
1995.
Thus the analysis may not be as accurate as it might
have been were it in English.
Soldier,
Statesman, Leader and Peacemaker.
Was Israeli Prime Minister since 1992 until cruelly
assassinated in November 1995 whilst attending a peace
rally.
Received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1994.
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The
writing indicates a mature, sensitive gentleman,
whose thinking is logical and objective. He has
an inquisitive mind and needs to know everything
that goes on around him.
The
conscious dominates. Although he has decided to
move within chosen and accepted limits, his daily
tasks are undertaken with discipline and tenacity.
The future is envisaged with caution but without
apprehension and risks are well calculated.
His
good sense and practical mind are, in his case,
factors of order. Self-observation, far from being
unhealthy, |
serves
him as an instrument of control. His stubbornness,
likewise, is a necessary element for succeeding
in his goals.
Having
the ability to see the possibilities in a situation
and using them to his advantage, he is able to
achieve his goals by sustained determination.
To
sum up, his steely determination and ability to
dig his heels in would make him a tough opponent.
Once he has set himself a goal, he would be extremely
tenacious in pursuing his vision, helped in this
by great stamina. |
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