Dismissal
The Government collapses after the right resigns over plans for Palestinian self-rule
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1992 in Israel
Explore 10 historical events and records for Israel in 1992.
Historical records for Israel in 1992
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January
Rule of Palestine
The Government collapses after the right resigns over plans for Palestinian self-rule
March
Death of Menachem Begin
Death of Menachem Begin
June
Elections
Wins election on a platform linked to security and progress with Palestinians after the First Intifada.
July
Rabin Government Formed
Rabin forms a new government committed to renewed negotiations with Palestinians after years of unrest and stalled diplomacy.
August
Renewed Israel-Syria Peace Contacts
During Yitzhak Rabin’s second premiership, the future of the Golan Heights remained a central issue in revived negotiations between Israel and Syria.
December
Marj al-Zuhur Deportations
Rabin's government deports hundreds of Hamas and Islamic Jihad activists to a camp in southern Lebanon, provoking international criticism.
Other events (month unknown)
Bombing of Iraq
The Israeli military discloses in 2003 that it had planned a daring assassination attempt against Saddam Hussein in 1992, the plot would have involved landing commandos in Iraq and firing sophisticated missiles at him during a funeral
Diplomatic Plan
The Israeli military discloses in 2003 that it had planned a daring assassination attempt against Saddam Hussein in 1992, the plot would have involved landing commandos in Iraq and firing sophisticated missiles at him during a funeral
Prime Minister of Israel
Appointed Prime Minister of Israel, 2nd term
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