20 years after Rabin's assassination, Israelis worry about bleak future

Thousands rally in Tel Aviv to remember late prime minister killed by extremist

"Twenty years have passed since (former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak) Rabin was killed, and things seem to be bleaker than ever," Yaron Yovel said on Saturday night at a rally in a Tel Aviv square remembering Rabin's assassination.

"Peace became a dirty word and we are at the brink of a civil war," the 40-year-old man from Israel's central city of Herzelia warned.