Tamuz 6, 5778, 6/19/2018
Gilad Sharon 'Gilad Sharon pushed his father to expel Gaza Jews'Historian Arye Yitzhaki, among those expelled from Gush Katif, calls on the Likud party not to trust Gilad Sharon, son of former PM. Ariel Sharon's son joins Likud, may run for KnessetSon of Sharon - who left Likud to form Kadima and push through Disengagement - is open to running in next elections. Gilad Sharon Proves There’s No Hope For the Delusional LeftThree wars came and went due to Sharon’s generosity, with a fourth war in the offing any day. Gilad Sharon: 'Disengagement Was a Success'Ariel Sharon's expulsion of Gaza's Jews was 'unfortunate, but it was necessary,' according to his son, Gilad Sharon. Gilad Sharon: Don't Forget the Good My Father DidAriel Sharon's two sons, Omri and Gilad, eulogize their father on Monday as the late Prime Minister was buried near his Negev home. Gilad Sharon Claims: My Father is Alive, ResponsiveGilad Sharon says his father, former PM Ariel Sharon, responds to requests. Also claims to have come up with ‘Disengagement’ idea. New Legal Woes for the Sharon FamilyThe sons of former PM Ariel Sharon may be put on trial over allegations of involvement in bribery.Ex-PM Sharon's Son Joins KadimaGilad Sharon, younger son of comatose former PM Ariel Sharon, became the third public figure to join the ranks of the Kadima Party in recent weeks. Rabbis Show Letter from Sharon Promising Disengagement GainsRabbinical Congress for Peace warns Netanyahu: stand firm, do not follow in Sharon's footsteps. Sharon Four Years Later: ‘Probably Comatose for Life’Ariel Sharon is off a respirator but probably will remain comatose for the rest of his life, according to his former close advisor Dov Weisglass. Comatose Ex-PM Receives Car, DriverThe Ometz organization wants to know why the government is still paying for Ariel Sharon’s car and driver, given that he is bedridden. Likud Members Fight Appointment of Sharon Legal AdvisorLikud members are fighting the promotion of Eyal Yinon, a former legal advisor who allowed political appointments during the Disengagement. |
