Nearly 31 years after Rabin's assassination: Margalit Har-Shefi breaks her silence

Nearly 31 years after the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, Margalit Har-Shefi, who was convicted of failure to prevent a crime after knowing of Yigal Amir's intention to murder Rabin and not reporting it, breaks her long silence. Tonight, immediately after the program 'The Patriots', the first episode of a documentary will air in which she returns to the days leading up to the assassination. In the episode, she recounts her acquaintance with Amir through social gatherings at Bar-Ilan University, the protests she attended, and the moment she learned of the murder. She describes their relationship as mere friendship and claims she never imagined his words could turn into action. The film also deals with the figure of Avishai Raviv, a Shin Bet agent who operated in Amir's vicinity. The article does not quote any new statement from Har-Shefi but describes the content of the film.

Nearly 31 years after the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, Margalit Har-Shefi, who was convicted of failure to prevent a crime after knowing of Yigal Amir's intention to murder Rabin and not reporting it, breaks her long silence. Tonight, immediately after the program 'The Patriots', the first episode of a documentary will air in which she returns to the days leading up to the assassination. In the episode, she recounts her acquaintance with Amir through social gatherings at Bar-Ilan University, the protests she attended, and the moment she learned of the murder. She describes their relationship as mere friendship and claims she never imagined his words could turn into action. The film also deals with the figure of Avishai Raviv, a Shin Bet agent who operated in Amir's vicinity. The article does not quote any new statement from Har-Shefi but describes the content of the film.

Nearly 31 years after Rabin's assassination: Margalit Har-Shefi breaks her silence