On this day 29 years ago, on March 27, 1996 (February 9, 1996 lunar calendar), Amir, the murderer of former Israeli Prime Minister Rabin, was sentenced to life imprisonment. On March 27, 1996, the Tel Aviv District Court in Israel sentenced Amir, the murderer of former Israeli Prime Minister Rabin, to life imprisonment. In order to stop the "land for peace" plan, Amir assassinated Rabin at a peace rally in Tel Aviv on November 4, 1995. He was arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment. He was held in solitary confinement in prison and was monitored day and night. After 11 years of separation, when we regained "land for peace", Aweng's figure had gradually blurred, and the old Sharon was still lying on the hospital bed. The image of history recorded a little game between land and peace. In this land that gave birth to countless lives and wealth, it has been covered with thick blood and tears under the smoke of war. In the Arab-Israeli dispute that lasted for more than 50 years, both Palestine and Israel adopted the policy of using violence to fight violence and tit for tat, which not only could not get rid of the Palestinian-Israeli deadlock, but also deepened the contradictions and differences between Palestine and Israel, resulting in repeated bloodshed on both sides. But facts have proved that this strategy of fooling people's right to life despite the opposition of the international community is not conducive to the final resolution of the deadlock in the Palestinian-Israeli negotiations, and it is not conducive to the two countries embarking on a benign track of cooperation and development. Both Palestine and Israel should be aware of this. And today, at a time when the Middle East peace process is facing unprecedented challenges, the Arab countries' firm belief and realistic attitude to regain lost ground and achieve peace have not changed due to the passage of time. At the same time, it has once again sent a clear and unchanging signal of reconciliation to Israel: to establish long-term and stable good-neighborly relations with Arab countries, all occupied territories must be returned. Israel Commemorates the 10th Anniversary of Rabin's Assassination On the morning of November 12, 2005, 200,000 Israelis and international celebrities gathered in Rabin Square in the center of Tel Aviv to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the assassination of former Prime Minister Rabin. People hope to promote peace between Israel and Palestine by remembering Rabin. At 8.30pm local time on the 12th, the rally began with the broadcast of Rabin's final speech. People held candles, waved Israeli flags, held up signs saying "the road to peace will never be blocked" and sang peace songs. "I stood here with him 10 years ago and I saw that when people chanted'Long live peace, long live Rabin ', he was deeply moved by that love and support," said Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Peres, who attended the rally. Peres called: "I call on you to participate in political life, to shoulder the burden of peace with your strength, and peace is in your hands." "It's hard to believe that 10 years have passed since the dark days when we lost Rabin," said Bill Clinton, the former US president who brokered the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks. "But I still believe that a comprehensive and lasting peace is our best option." If Rabin were here, he would have said: 'This memory is enough, if you really think I lived a valuable life, if you think I died well, then take what I did and follow through.' "At the end of the speech, Clinton said in Hebrew, as he did at Rabin's funeral a decade ago:" Goodbye, friend. "Peretz, the new chairperson of Israel's Labor Party, believes that Rabin's sacrifice was not in vain." The road to Oslo is still alive and well, and the road to Oslo is still the road to peace. "