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 | | Some of Yigal Amir’s friends told inquisitive journalists that Navah’s parents had forced her to end her relationship with him or that it was he who had left her rather than she him (Karpin and Friedman, 1998, pp. |
 | | On the one hand, Yigal unconsciously identified with his “strong” mother, but on the other hand he was angry with her for dominating his father and for not letting him, Yigal, develop a separate and independent adult existence. |
 | | By assassinating Rabin, Yigal Amir unconsciously fulfilled his mother’s wishes, as expressed in his name; as he himself tells it, by killing the evil prime minister he has redeemed the Land of Israel (his idealized mother) from her sufferings and rescued her from disaster. |
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