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Sheves Shimon returning to Or Akiva During the program "Turning Point" of Rabin's government, Shimon Sheves led the project "CEOs Bus". Sheves Shimon says that the project was a success because the leadership of the country, who were not afraid to make decisions [...] 13.5.12 |
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About Sheves Shimon work in Rabin's government During Yitzhak Rabin government, Shimon Sheves was known as the person to head for when you want to promote important projects. Sheves Shimon was asked whether the friction with the Treasury prevented him to do his work [...] |
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Sheves Shimon about the social and economic policies of Rabin's government Years of the reign of the Labor Party led by Yitzhak Rabin in the early nineties were characterized by significant economic growth. The main change can be attributed to the program "Turning 97" which led to the political priorities by directing development budgets[...] 3/12/12 |
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_Sheves Shimon Knows How You Can Save Israel
Israel is entering a crossroads. The country is facing challenges that remind me of those we faced in 1973, right before the Yom Kippur War. Today is, if you will, September, 1973. What we had then and we have now is a hollow and scared leadership, but there is a striking difference - Bibi and Barak are leading us to the abyss while the Israeli society is fractured and its feeling of togetherness, that we had back in 1973, is gone. If they have their way the whole country can go to waste. [...] 13.5.12
Israel is entering a crossroads. The country is facing challenges that remind me of those we faced in 1973, right before the Yom Kippur War. Today is, if you will, September, 1973. What we had then and we have now is a hollow and scared leadership, but there is a striking difference - Bibi and Barak are leading us to the abyss while the Israeli society is fractured and its feeling of togetherness, that we had back in 1973, is gone. If they have their way the whole country can go to waste. [...] 13.5.12
_An Interview With Sheves Shimon
In the end of 1975. Following a shameful decision by the UN to compare Zionism to racism, a delegation of members of the Committee of the Golan Heights Settlements in Israeli arrived at the office of the country's fifth Prime Minister, the late Yitzhak Rabin. Their offer: establish three new settlements in the Golan Heights as a response to that decision. It is unknown whether their offer was taken up or not, but for the 23-year-old Kibbutz Afik's Secretary, this encounter was a life-altering experience. Several years later this young man became Rabin's right-hand man and then the General Director of the Prime Minister's Office. He was nicknamed back then the country's General Director...
In the end of 1975. Following a shameful decision by the UN to compare Zionism to racism, a delegation of members of the Committee of the Golan Heights Settlements in Israeli arrived at the office of the country's fifth Prime Minister, the late Yitzhak Rabin. Their offer: establish three new settlements in the Golan Heights as a response to that decision. It is unknown whether their offer was taken up or not, but for the 23-year-old Kibbutz Afik's Secretary, this encounter was a life-altering experience. Several years later this young man became Rabin's right-hand man and then the General Director of the Prime Minister's Office. He was nicknamed back then the country's General Director...
_Rabin's Assassin's Brother Released from Prison
"Such a man should have remained in prison until the end of his days," Shimon Sheves, a former aide to Yitzhak Rabin, said Friday in response the release of Hagai Amir, the brother of the late prime minister's assassin. "The only way he should have been let out of prison is in a casket," said Sheves, who served as director general of the Prime Minister's Office during the Rabin government. [...] 4/3/12
"Such a man should have remained in prison until the end of his days," Shimon Sheves, a former aide to Yitzhak Rabin, said Friday in response the release of Hagai Amir, the brother of the late prime minister's assassin. "The only way he should have been let out of prison is in a casket," said Sheves, who served as director general of the Prime Minister's Office during the Rabin government. [...] 4/3/12
_Rabin aide: Hagai Amir should have left prison in casket
Shimon Sheves, who served as head of PM's Office under slain premier, says assassin's brother should have been kept in jail 'until his body rotted.' Yossi Sarid: His release made me nauseous [...] 4/5/12
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Shimon Sheves, who served as head of PM's Office under slain premier, says assassin's brother should have been kept in jail 'until his body rotted.' Yossi Sarid: His release made me nauseous [...] 4/5/12