“Zionist history of the past 120 years has seen only two and-a-half Jews who gained national consensus: The first, of course, is Theodor Herzl; the second is Joseph Trumpeldor; and the “half” belongs to David Ben-Gurion, whose contribution to the Yitzhak Rabin could have belonged to this prestigious group: He was not a typical leftist, he was a commander during the bloody battles on the road to Jerusalem, and, most of all, he was IDF chief of staff during the amazing victory in the Entebbe Operation. And if all this isn’t enough, the despicable murder alone should have earned him a place in the national pantheon.”

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