Rabin's primary focus was on military and political leadership, and he was a key player in Israel's security and diplomatic endeavors. He is best remembered for his role in the 1973 Yom Kippur War, his leadership in the peace process with Egypt culminating in the Oslo Accords, and for his assassination in 1995.
While Rabin did not write books, there are numerous biographies and accounts of his life and political career written by other authors. These works provide insights into his thoughts, motivations, and impact on Israeli history.