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3 days ago · JERUSALEM, Israel -- Leaders from around the world gathered in Israel Monday to say a final farewell to former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. Sharon died Saturday after living more than eight years in a coma from a massive cerebral hemorrhage in 2006. He was 85.
8 hours ago · Israel’s traditional policy of “deliberate nuclear ambiguity” or the “bomb in the basement” goes back to the early days of the state. During the 1950s, David Ben-Gurion, Israel's first prime minister, recognized the need for a dramatic "equalizer" vis-à-vis larger and more populous regional enemies. Prudently, he sought to secure his ...
8 hours ago · Instead of learning from Sharon’s experience, Netanyahu is trying to repeat the original mistake. Though Netanyahu has revealed little details about his future plans in Gaza, he has spoken often of retaining ‘security control’ over the Strip and the West Bank, as well. Israel will “maintain operational freedom of action in the entire ...
3 days ago · In response, a number of ministers, headed by Defense Minister Ariel Sharon, called for Israeli forces to be massed in the Jordan Valley in order to sever any connection between the Palestinian state and Israel's eastern front.
6 days ago · Pada 2001, terpilihnya Ariel Sharon sebagai Perdana Menteri menandakan sikap yang lebih keras terhadap Palestina sehingga menyebabkan periode yang penuh gejolak. Namun, menurut Elmali, keputusan Mahkamah Agung Israel secara dramatis menantang kedaulatan Palestina mengenai kendali dan hak keuntungan atas ladang-ladang ini.
3 days ago · “Netanyahu thinks he is able to do what former Israeli general and prime minister Ariel Sharon could not, namely establishing ‘fingers’, as in permanent Israeli military presence inside the Strip, thus dividing Gaza into several regions, which would make it much easier for the Israeli army to control it,” according to Baroud.
3 days ago · In the aftermath of this summit, a visit to Jerusalem’s Al-Ḥaram al-Sharīf (the Temple Mount) in September by Likud leader Ariel Sharon—reviled by Palestinians for his role in the 1982 Sabra and Shatila massacres—was the spark that set off a conflagration.
