Rehavam+Ze'evi

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In 1926 Rechavam Ze'evi was born in Yemin Moshe, Jerusalem. He grew up at the time of the “ Haganah”. He was very influenced by the activities of the “Haganah”. He was born to a Zionest family, his parents names were: Shlomo and Mina. In his childhood he was connected to the Bible. In his childhood Rechavam learnt at one school and he hardly was able to finish his studies. He was a troublemaker and the teachers got mad and he finished his studies elsewhere. When Rechavam was sixteen years old, he wanted to be recruited to The Palmah and so a year later he joined it. He loved the Palmah so much that he decided to give his firstborn son the name Yiftach Palmach in memory of the battalion which he commanded. Rechavam entered the army chief of intelligence. In the army he met his future wife Yael. While serving in the intelligence, they fell in love the first time they saw each other. Rechavam and Yael got married and they have 4 children: Yiftach Palmach, Sayar Binyamin, Metzada and Tze'ella. Rechavam joined the Israeli politics even though he always said that he hates the way Israeli politics work. He claimed that he only joined the Israeli politics so as to influence it and help improve it. In 1988 Rechavam established a political party called //"Moledet"//. This party believed in three main principals: Aliya, building and living in settlements, and protecting the Jewish country.

In 1981 Chich, Mayor of Tel Aviv, deposit in the hands of rechavam the Eretz Israel Museum. He take the Museum As a project and change the Museum for the better. Rechavam was very tuff with his workers and its very help to the advance of the Museum.

Rechavam establish the "Moledet" party and In 1988 he got two mandates in the goverment. In 1991 Yitzhak Shamir invited Rehavam Zeevy to join his government. He was in the government till his resignation in 1992 .In 2001 he was appointed to a minister. In Sharon's government .Rechavam supported the Transfer of the Jewish people from the Diaspora to Zion, and the transfer of the Israeli Arabs to the neighboring countries.

Rechavam was murdered in 2001, in the hands of terrorist in the Hiat Hotel, Jerusalem.

Rechavam was one of the most influential people in the last period of Israeli politics.

May he rest in peace.

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__Full name__: Rechavam Zeevy __Parents name__: Shlomo and Mina Zeevy __Where was he born__: Jerusalem, Israel. __Where and when did he die__: In Hiat Hotel, Jerusalem. 17.10.2001 __What was his profession__: Parliament, Member, Minister, Politician. __Key words__: Tranfer, Jewish homeland, Mia disks. __What he is famous for__: His suggestion for making Israel all transferring the Palestinians to Arab countries. __What was he known for__: A right wing politician.

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 * 1) How did you become so Zionistic and Israel loving
 * 2) What does the name Ghandi mean?
 * 3) Why did you become a parliament member?
 * 4) Why did you choose to join the Polmach?
 * 5) Why did you call your children these names?
 * 6) How did you meet your wife?
 * 7) . Where did the idea come for founding are museum in Israel?
 * 8) Way didn’t you want to have body guards?


 * 1) \My father, Shlomo Zeevi came to Israel and joined the Hagana. When he arrived he decided to settle in Yemin Moshe opposite the old city of Jerusalem. I was raised on the love of the home though we weren’t observant. My father was a Torah scholar and my land. My home had a religious atmosphere mother was raised in a religious home. Both were active in the Hagana, which encouraged me to get to where I am today.
 * 2) The Ghandi nickname was given to me when I was three years old. I had my head Shaven and walked around in a white Sheet. The kids decided I looked like Mahatma Ghandi and they name stuck.
 * 3) I Decided to be a parliament member despite my hatred of politics, since I wanted to influence and redirect the labor party back to its original ideology of “the land of Israel for the nation of Israel” a homeland is not divided so I founded “moledot” transfers have always occurred. Those of Jews coming from the Diaspora to Zion and these of Arabs from neighboring countries to Palestine.
 * 4) I decided to join the Palmach as I believe in its way with all my heart- Hurting the enemies of the Zionist Settlement. Whet her it was the British or Arab attackers. When I believe in something, it is not enough to talk. One must take action.
 * 5) My children's names all evolve from my great love to this home land. Yiftach Palmach, Sayar Binyamin, Metzada and Tze'ella. If I had another daughter I would have named
 * 6) I met my wife Yael Sela in the intelligence of our unit in the palmach. Every day I handed her my daily report as an officer and all the rest is history.
 * 7) We have not given the next generation the feeling.That this is its homeland. I have dedicated my years to the Israel museum of Tel-Aviv hoping that it will help educate young and old towards a connection with this land.
 * 8) I refuse using a bodyguard as each Jew should be free to go anywhere in his country alone without protection. This is our home! We shouldn’t be afraid of assassins. I don’t understand the idea of having bodyguards for each PM. Are our lives more important than any other Israeli? Do I contribute more as a PM than as a person setting the land who is not protected?

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Rehavam Zeevy was a great person. In his short life he has managed to do many things. He was active in the Palmach. He was an officer in the Intelligence. He married Yael and named his four children very interesting names, Yiftach-Palmach, Sayar Binyamin, Messada and Tze'ela. If he had had another, he would have called her Arava. Each name represented one of his loves. He founded a right wing political party called Moledet. There he preached to a return to the Biblical roots and learn from the historical fathers of the Jewish nation. He suggested a transfer for Palestinians who didn't want to be considered Israeli. He maintained a friendly and respectful attitude to Palestinians and Arab colleagues. He fought to remember the MIA's and wore an identity disk in their memory which was later adopted by many youths in Israel. He founded the Israel Museum in Tel Aviv promoting the nation and land of Israel. Today, we can only mourn his untimely death and call everyone to continue his interrupted work, to bring about a more proud a more Jewish and more successful Israeli nation.