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1974 in Israel

Explore 15 historical events and records for Israel in 1974.

Historical records for Israel in 1974

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January

International Accord

Eban, Abba ยท Foreign Secretary of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

Israel and Egypt sign a weapons accord

April

Prime Minister of Israel

Rabin, Yitzhak ยท Prime Minister of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

Golda Meir announces her resignation as Prime Minister of Israel, Yitzhak Rabin replaces Golda Meir. Appointed Prime Minister of Israel

Resignation of Golda Meir

Meir, Golda ยท Prime Minister of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

Golda Meir announces her resignation as Prime Minister of Israel, Yitzhak Rabin replaces Golda Meir

May

PFLP

Rabin, Yitzhak ยท Maalot ยท Prime Minister of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

PFLP terrorists take a school in Maalot, Israel, 26 people are killed including 21 children after an unsuccessful rescue attempt

Siege of Maalot

Rabin, Yitzhak ยท Maalot ยท Prime Minister of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

PFLP terrorists take a school in Maalot, Israel, 26 people are killed including 21 children after an unsuccessful rescue attempt

Agreement on the Golan Heights

Rabin, Yitzhak ยท Golan Heights ยท Prime Minister of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

Israel and Syria sign an agreement on the Golan Heights

Israeli Approval of Disengagement

Meir, Golda ยท Jerusalem ยท Prime Minister of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

Israel agreed to a military disengagement arrangement with Syria after negotiations led by the United States, allowing international monitoring of the new separation lines.

Rule of Golan Heights

Rabin, Yitzhak ยท Golan Heights ยท Prime Minister of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

Israel and Syria sign an agreement on the Golan Heights

June

Prime Minister of Israel

Rabin, Yitzhak ยท Prime Minister of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

Yitzhak Rabin forms a new Israeli Government

Early Implementation Under New Cabinet

Rabin, Yitzhak ยท Golan Heights ยท Prime Minister of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

After becoming prime minister in June, Yitzhak Rabin oversaw continued implementation of the recently signed disengagement arrangements between Israel and Syria.

July

Monitoring of Buffer-Zone Boundaries

Rabin, Yitzhak ยท Golan Heights ยท Prime Minister of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

The Israeli government operated under the new separation regime while United Nations observers monitored compliance with the agreement reached with Syria.

November

Postwar Frontier Stabilization

Rabin, Yitzhak ยท Golan Heights ยท Prime Minister of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

Regular international monitoring reduced the risk of immediate renewed fighting on the Golan front, although the competing claims to the territory remained unresolved.

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Recognition of the right of Palestinians to sovereignty and

Rabin, Yitzhak ยท Prime Minister of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

The United Nations recognizes the right of Palestinians to sovereignty and national independence

Rule of Palestine

Rabin, Yitzhak ยท Prime Minister of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

The United Nations recognizes the right of Palestinians to sovereignty and national independence

Siege of Maalot

Rabin, Yitzhak ยท Maalot ยท Prime Minister of Israel ยท Government / Government of Israel

The Palestinian Democratic Front takes over an Israeli school in Maalot and 20 schoolchildren were killed

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