Rare issue of the Communist Party in Israel weekly Zo Haderech, 8.11.1995, on the assassination of Yizchak Rabin ...

Rare issue of the Communist Party in Israel weekly Zo Haderech, 8.11.1995, on the assassination of Yizchak Rabin, headlined "Victim of Fascist Incitement", very good condition! * Zo Haderech was the Israeli Communist Party's weekly in Hebrew. Before becoming a weekly periodical, the Israeli Communist Party published it as a journal for theoretical and practical issues. This journal was periodical was published from January 1951 to June 1965. Following controversy among the party members in 1965, the party periodicals' publication was split, as the Kol HaAm daily remained in the hands of the sector led by Shmuel Mikonis and Moshe Sne, whose Knesset party was named Maki (Israeli Communist Party), while the Arabic periodical El-Itihad and the conceptual periodicals Zo Haderech and A-Dreb were given to the sector headed by Meir Vilner and Taufik Tubi, whose Knesset party was named Rakah (new Communist list). Initiated by Meir Vilner, Zo Haderech became a weekly periodical, regularly published since August 1965. In 2001, due to financial problems, the periodical has suffered cutbacks, and today in contains only 8 pages. Its circulation is about 1000 copies. It is also emailed to thousands of additional readers. Since its foundation and until 1984 the periodical's editor in chief was Meir Vilner, from 1984 to 2011, it was Tamar Gozansky. After Gozansky's resignation, Dr. Ephraim Davidi was appointed editor in chief while Uri Waltman was appointed senior editor.