Lea Rabin
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Rabin's wife, Lea joined her huasband in the signing ceremony of the Oslo Agreement which was held in the White House in Washington.

Rabin's wife, Lea joined her huasband in the signing ceremony of the Oslo Agreement which was held in the White House in Washington.

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Left wing movement, Peace Now, came to Lea Rabin's home, wishing her a happy 68-birtday Photo shows: Lea Rabin, thanking the young supporters.

Left wing movement, Peace Now, came to Lea Rabin's home, wishing her a happy 68-birtday Photo shows: Lea Rabin, thanking the young supporters.

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Lea Rabin at home.

Lea Rabin at home.

Yosi Rot (photographer)

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Lea Rabin at home.

Lea Rabin at home.

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Lea Rabin at home.

Lea Rabin at home.

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Lea Rabin and her son crying during the funeral ceremony.

Lea Rabin and her son crying during the funeral ceremony.

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Lea Rabin participated with her grand daughther Noa, Aviv Gefen's new performance held in Mann Auditorium.

Lea Rabin participated with her grand daughther Noa, Aviv Gefen's new performance held in Mann Auditorium.

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The Rabin couple took part in a tennis game.

The Rabin couple took part in a tennis game.

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