NBC Nightly News - 1995-11-05

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[0:09] [music]

[0:11] >> You just watched Northwest News Channel

[0:13] 8, where the news comes first. Voted

[0:16] Oregon's best newscast by the Associated

[0:18] Press.

[0:22] An anguished Israel says goodbye.

[0:24] Yitzhak Rabin lies in state as the

[0:26] Jewish state mourns his murder.

[0:29] Leaders from around the world are

[0:31] heading to Jerusalem to pay homage

[0:33] as the future of Mideast peace process

[0:35] is very much in question.

[0:39] From NBC News,

[0:41] this is NBC Nightly News, reported by

[0:44] Giselle Fernandez.

[0:46] Tonight, the world prepares to bid

[0:48] shalom to one of its most respected

[0:50] leaders. Good evening, everyone. Israeli

[0:52] Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, cut down

[0:55] by an assassin's bullet, will be buried

[0:57] tomorrow. President Clinton and

[0:59] dignitaries from around the globe are

[1:00] converging on Jerusalem to pay their

[1:02] last respects. NBC's Tom Brokaw is in

[1:05] Jerusalem tonight outside the Israeli

[1:07] Parliament building, where Rabin is

[1:09] lying in state. Tom, good evening.

[1:12] Good evening, Giselle, and good evening,

[1:13] everyone, from Jerusalem. This ancient

[1:15] city that has known so much heartache

[1:17] down through the ages. Thousands of

[1:19] Israelis are pouring by the body of

[1:22] Yitzhak Rabin tonight. They're in shock,

[1:24] they're in mourning, and they're in

[1:26] painful wonder, wondering how this could

[1:28] have happened. A Jewish leader, a modern

[1:30] hero, killed by another Jew. There is an

[1:33] underlying fear tonight, wondering

[1:35] whether this could lead to a Jewish

[1:37] civil war. But first,

[1:39] the national mourning. We begin tonight

[1:41] with NBC's Jim Maceda.

[1:45] It was the beginning of a fallen

[1:46] soldier's final voyage. From Tel

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