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Tags: ISRAEL -- Politics & government -- 1993-; SHARON, Ariel, 1928-; PRIME ministers; BARAK, Ehud, 1942-; ISRAEL-Arab Border Conflicts, 1949-; CONCESSIONS
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- Voting for Sharon, Hoping for the Best. Hammer, Joshua; Chen, Joanna; Ephron, Dan // Newsweek (Atlantic Edition);02/12/2001, Vol. 137 Issue 7, p24
Discusses the Israeli elections for Prime Minister. Suggestion that the disappointment of many former Ehud Barak supporters far outweighs the dread they feel about Ariel Sharon; View that Sharon represents a drastic but necessary remedy.
- Voting for Sharon, Hoping for the Best. Hammer, Joshua; Chen, Joanna; Ephron, Dan // Newsweek (Pacific Edition);02/12/2001, Vol. 137 Issue 7, p32
Discusses the Israeli elections for Prime Minister. Suggestion that the disappointment of many former Ehud Barak supporters far outweighs the dread they feel about Ariel Sharon; View that Sharon represents a drastic but necessary remedy.
- Pierced. Halevi, Yossi Klein // New Republic;02/19/2001, Vol. 224 Issue 8, p16
Addresses the after effects of the 2001 prime ministerial election in Israel between Ariel Sharon and Ehud Barak. How Barak spent his final day in office, before being replaced by Sharon; Promise of Zionism to fulfill the Jews' two contradictory desires, to realize their messianic destiny and...
- 'We'll See How Short Sharon's Fuse Really Is.' Hammer, Joshua; Ephron, Dan // Newsweek (Atlantic Edition);02/19/2001, Vol. 137 Issue 8, p24
Discusses prospects for the Israel-Arab peace process, in light of the election of Ariel Sharon as prime minister. Sharon's insistence that he will negotiate with the Palestinians only on his own terms; The violence between Israelis and Palestinians in 2000 and 2001; Political limitations on...
- Landslide. // New Republic;02/19/2001, Vol. 224 Issue 8, p9
Addresses the 2001 prime ministerial election in Israel between Ariel Sharon and Ehud Barak. Impact of the election of Sharon on the democratic process; Outlook for peace negotiations in the region between Israel and Palestine; Reactions to Sharon's presence at the Temple Mount just prior to the...
- Barak: Die Or Separate. Weymouth, Lally // Newsweek (Pacific Edition);7/23/2001, Vol. 138 Issue 4, p16
Presents an interview with former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak. Opinion of Barak that Israel should disengage from the Palestinians; His comments regarding topics including his failure to win the last election; Control of the Temple Mount and the policy of restraint favored by Prime...
- Barak: Die Or Separate. Weymouth, Lally // Newsweek (Atlantic Edition);7/23/2001, Vol. 138 Issue 4, p28
Presents an interview with former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak. Opinion of Barak that Israel should disengage from the Palestinians; His comments regarding topics including his failure to win the last election; Control of the Temple Mount and the policy of restraint favored by Prime...
- Barak: Separate or Die. Weymouth, Lally // Newsweek;7/23/2001, Vol. 138 Issue 4, p39
Presents an interview with former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak. Opinion of Barak that Israel should disengage from the Palestinians; His comments regarding topics including his failure to win the last election; Control of the Temple Mount and the policy of restraint favored by Prime...
- ISRAEL'S UNAPPEALING CHOICES. Schneider, William // National Journal;1/20/2001, Vol. 33 Issue 3, p226
Comments on the 2001 prime minister election in Israel. Reasons Prime Minister Ehud Barak is getting low voting percentage; Information on Ariel Sharon, chairman of the Likud Party; Campaign slogan of Sharon.
