The Peace Building is a memorial building to former Prime Minister Rabin Rabin, who has also been an Israeli war hero and a lone enemy. He has also been Israel's defense minister who finally paid for peace. The building is the tallest building in Tel Aviv.

Located in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv City, the pattern of tiles is tiled, and the building is very simple. It is said that the building can overlook the entire city, and the time relationship has not gone upstairs. There is a famous Rabin shooting memorial downstairs. The name of the Peace Building should mean the hope of a peaceful world. Construction is underway in front of the building, scaffolding, fountains are not open, and the construction site feels like.

The Peace Building, towering high and upright, stands on the roof overlooking the city.

This is where Rabin was assassinated, where he fell, and should come here to remember this great man.

Peace-loving people around the world have not forgotten that the Tel Aviv Peace Building in Israel's Rabin Square should be the most eye-catching building. This unobtrusive building is the tallest building in the city. Standing on the roof overlooking the city of Tel Aviv, the esteemed Messenger of Peace was built in honor of a Messenger of Peace, former Prime Minister of Israel Rabin. Mr. Rabin is also a combat hero who has paid a precious life for the cause of peace. We do not comment on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but peace-loving people around the world deserve to pay deep respect to those who are committed to peace. The architectural style of the building is very ordinary, the square square pile of square squares of neat yards together, there is no art decoration, the middle of the square side, serious and serene. There is a fountain in front of the building, and there are some flowers and trees in the square. The square has become a place for leisure activities. Under the flowers, there are three or three people sitting or walking around the pond. Maybe this is what Mr. Rabin wants to see. Travel tips: The square is free to open to the public, which is more suitable for taking the whole family for a walk after tea and dinner. Israel is a religious country, and you must respect local beliefs and pay attention to words and deeds when you travel here.