Niva Grunzweig, daughter of 1983 murdered peace activist Emil Grunzweig, addresses attendees at a commemoration ceremony; "Our country is to blame for my father's murder for deliberate disregard of the incitement." Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

Zahava Galon, Chairperson of the Meretz Party and Knesset Member, addresses attendees at a commemoration ceremony; "Thirty years later nothing has changed." Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

Participants of a 1983 pro-peace demonstration and followers take part in a 30-year commemoration ceremony for murdered activist Emil Grunzweig near the PM's Office (background). Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

A police helicopter passes above the Central Bank of Israel building securing participants of a ceremony taking place below. Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

A plaque marks the location of the murder of peace activist Emil Grunzweig alongside an enlarged cover of the February 1983 edition of Haolam Haze Magazine reporting the event. Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

Niva Grunzweig, daughter of 1983 murdered peace activist Emil Grunzweig, addresses attendees at a commemoration ceremony; "Our country is to blame for my father's murder for deliberate disregard of the incitement." Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

Niva Grunzweig, daughter of 1983 murdered peace activist Emil Grunzweig, addresses attendees at a commemoration ceremony; "Our country is to blame for my father's murder for deliberate disregard of the incitement." Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

Yariv Openheimer, Secretary of "Peace Now" reads from a dispatch received from President Shimon Peres "We shall never come to terms with raging hate". Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

An enlarged photo of murdered peace activist Emil Grunzweig, displayed before the Central Bank of Israel, on the exact location where he was killed by a hand grenade in the 1983. Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

Former Meretz Party Knesset Member, Moshe Raz, attends a commemoration ceremony for peace activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983. Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

Niva Grunzweig, daughter of 1983 murdered peace activist Emil Grunzweig, addresses attendees at a commemoration ceremony; "Our country is to blame for my father's murder for deliberate disregard of the incitement." Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

Zahava Galon, Chairperson of the Meretz Party and Knesset Member, addresses attendees at a commemoration ceremony; "Thirty years later nothing has changed." Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

Yariv Openheimer, Secretary of "Peace Now" reads from a dispatch received from President Shimon Peres "We shall never come to terms with raging hate". Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

Former Labor Party Knesset Member and Speaker of the Knesset, Avraham Burg, attends a commemoration ceremony for peace activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983. Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

A plaque marks the location of the murder of peace activist Emil Grunzweig alongside an enlarged photo of the 1983 demonstration depicting Grunzweig in what is probably his last photo alive. Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

Niva Grunzweig, daughter of 1983 murdered peace activist Emil Grunzweig, addresses attendees at a commemoration ceremony; "Our country is to blame for my father's murder for deliberate disregard of the incitement." Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

A speaker stands below an enlarged photo of murdered peace activist Emil Grunzweig at a 30-year commemoration ceremony. Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

Participants of a 1983 demonstration partially reenact a well known photo depicting murdered peace activist Emil Grunzweig in what is probably his last photo alive. Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.

Meretz Party Jerusalem Municipal Councilman, Yosef Alalo, attends a commemoration ceremony for peace activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983. Jerusalem, Israel. 10-Feb-2013. "Peace Now" leads a 30-year commemoration ceremony for activist Emil Grunzweig, murdered in 1983 by a grenade thrown by right-wing activist Yona Avrushmi at demonstrators calling for the resignation of Defense Minister Ariel Sharon.