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Former Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon, who has been in a coma since 2006, was moved from a hospital in Tel Aviv to his home Friday morning with no change in his condition.

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Comatose Sharon's health worsensupdated: Mon Aug 14 2006 10:32:00

The condition of former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has worsened nearly three weeks after he was transferred to Sheba Medical Center's intensive care unit in Tel Aviv, the hospital said Monday.

Hospital: Sharon taken to intensive careupdated: Wed Jul 26 2006 07:38:00

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was transferred to the intensive care unit of Sheba Hospital in Tel Aviv Wednesday, a hospital spokeswoman said.

Hospital: Sharon's condition worsens updated: Sun Jul 23 2006 13:13:00

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has taken a turn for the worse in recent days, a hospital spokesman said Sunday.

Sharon moved to long-term care facilityupdated: Sun May 28 2006 10:13:00

Ariel Sharon, the former Israeli prime minister who has been comatose for months, was transferred Sunday from Hadassah Medical Center to a long-term care facility near Tel Aviv, an official said.

Israel declares Sharon permanently incapacitatedupdated: Tue Apr 11 2006 04:07:00

Three months after he suffered a massive stroke, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has been declared permanently incapacitated by the Israeli Cabinet, formally ending his premiership.

Sharon's surgery postponedupdated: Mon Apr 03 2006 21:02:00

Doctors postponed Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's scheduled surgery on Tuesday because of a respiratory infection, a Hadassah Hospital spokesman said.

Comatose Sharon has stomach drainedupdated: Wed Feb 22 2006 20:08:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon underwent a procedure Wednesday to remove excess liquid from his stomach, a hospital spokeswoman said.

Israeli leader: Only route to peace is 2 statesupdated: Tue Jan 24 2006 20:08:00

Acting Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said Tuesday that the most important challenge facing the nation is "setting the permanent borders of the state of Israel to ensure a Jewish majority."

Sharon's breathing tube replacedupdated: Wed Jan 18 2006 02:27:00

Doctors at Hadassah Hospital replaced the breathing tube of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon early Wednesday, in a procedure a hospital spokesman called "successful."

Experts: Sharon eye-flickering no real signupdated: Tue Jan 17 2006 14:29:00

Reports that Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's eyelids flickered as he recovers from a major stroke isn't a sign that he is waking from his medically induced coma, medical experts said.

Sharon reportedly moves eyelidsupdated: Mon Jan 16 2006 06:22:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, who is being treated for a massive stroke, moved his eyelids Monday, his family said, according to a hospital statement.

Doctors: Sharon tracheotomy successfulupdated: Sun Jan 15 2006 09:55:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon underwent a tracheotomy Sunday evening to help wean him off a respirator as he lies in a coma, Hadassah Hospital said.

Sharon's tests show brain activityupdated: Sat Jan 14 2006 13:51:00

Tests showed activity in both sides of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's brain, but he remains comatose 10 days after suffering a massive stroke that resulted in brain hemorrhaging, a hospital spokeswoman said Saturday.

Israel: Woe unto Pat Robertson for criticizing Sharonupdated: Thu Jan 12 2006 04:15:00

Pat Robertson's mouth has cost him his piece of the Holy Land.

Sharon undergoes brain scanupdated: Thu Jan 12 2006 02:29:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon underwent a brain scan Thursday that revealed he no longer needs a tube to drain excess blood from his brain, his doctors said.

Likud chief: Time for 4 ministers to quitupdated: Wed Jan 11 2006 21:33:00

Four Cabinet ministers from Israel's conservative Likud Party have been told to submit their resignations ahead of elections scheduled for March, party leader Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday.

Sharon slightly improved Wednesdayupdated: Wed Jan 11 2006 08:31:00

A week after suffering a major stroke, doctors saw "slight improvement" Wednesday in Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's condition, according to a statement released from Hadassah Hospital.

Sharon moves left hand, showing improvementupdated: Tue Jan 10 2006 00:02:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon continued to show improvements as he recovers from a major stroke, moving his left hand, his doctors said Tuesday.

Experts: Sharon not out of the woodsupdated: Mon Jan 09 2006 11:34:00

Medical experts predict a grim future for Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon even if he defies the odds and survives the terrible trauma to his brain.

Doctor: Sharon slightly moves right arm, legupdated: Mon Jan 09 2006 00:00:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, recovering from surgeries after a major stroke, responded to pain stimulus Monday by slightly moving his right arm and leg, Hadassah Hospital officials said.

Netanyahu: Putting politics aside updated: Sun Jan 08 2006 20:33:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's chief rival in the March elections has told CNN he is not campaigning or focusing on politics as Sharon lies in a medically induced coma following a severe stroke.

Doctors decide to awaken Sharonupdated: Sun Jan 08 2006 00:05:00

Doctors at Jerusalem's Hadassah Hospital have decided to begin trying to bring Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon out of a medically induced coma on Monday.

Doctors consider waking Sharon updated: Sat Jan 07 2006 06:16:00

Doctors treating Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon say they will meet Sunday at Hadassah Hospital to discuss plans to reduce anesthesia so he can slowly wake up from a medically induced coma.

Sharon's stroke prompts questions for Israelupdated: Fri Jan 06 2006 21:21:00

Unconscious and clinging to life, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was in stable condition Saturday after a third round of brain surgery to treat a major stroke suffered on Wednesday.

Raz: Small nation, huge influenceupdated: Fri Jan 06 2006 18:47:00

CNN Jerusalem correspondent Guy Raz is among the world's media, waiting for news of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's condition following a major stroke and considering the global impact of Israel's political upheaval.

Sharon's history is Israel's historyupdated: Fri Jan 06 2006 16:03:00

I've been coming to Jerusalem for some 30 years. This is one of those stories that never seems to go away. As much as there have been glimmers of hope in the Israeli-Arab peace process -- the 1978 Camp David Accords and the 1979 Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty come to mind -- they have been too few in number.

Greenfield: History turns on fate's whimupdated: Fri Jan 06 2006 11:23:00

Once when French President Charles de Gaulle heard an aide describe someone as "indispensable," the general replied: "The graveyards are full of indispensable men.''

Polls: Sharon's party still politically strongupdated: Fri Jan 06 2006 09:19:00

Two opinion polls published Friday suggest that Israelis voting in upcoming elections would strongly support the Kadima political party founded by ailing Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, even without its gravely ill leader.

Sharon stable after 3rd brain operationupdated: Fri Jan 06 2006 00:17:00

Bleeding in Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's brain has been stopped and scans show improvement Friday after a third round of surgery to treat a major stroke, a hospital official said.

George Mitchell: Netanyahu likely to benefitupdated: Thu Jan 05 2006 14:42:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon suffered a massive stroke on Wednesday. Whatever his fate, it is bound to reverberate through Israeli politics. Sharon's illness comes just months before a crucial election in March. In that vote, the fate of Sharon's newly formed centrist political party, Kadima, hangs in the balance.

Sharon shows brain function after strokeupdated: Thu Jan 05 2006 08:14:00

The director general of the hospital treating Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon for a massive stroke told reporters Thursday that doctors won't know how much damage he suffered until they can wake him from an induced coma.

Doctors battling to save Sharonupdated: Thu Jan 05 2006 01:27:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon remained on life support Thursday night after suffering a severe stroke and a brain hemorrhage, and his doctor declined to assess his prognosis.

Cerebral hemorrhages -- a closer lookupdated: Wed Jan 04 2006 20:39:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon suffered massive bleeding in his brain from a type of stroke called a cerebral hemorrhage, his doctors said Wednesday.

Sharon fights for life after strokeupdated: Wed Jan 04 2006 15:25:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was in "serious" condition and was expected to undergo several more hours of brain surgery after suffering a major stroke, a hospital official said Thursday morning.

Sharon heart operation set for Thursdayupdated: Sun Jan 01 2006 07:54:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon will have an operation Thursday to repair a small hole in his heart, his office said Sunday.

Sharon leaves hospital after mild strokeupdated: Tue Dec 20 2005 06:21:00

A grinning Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon walked out of a Jerusalem hospital Tuesday, less than 48 hours after suffering a mild stroke caused by a blood clot in the brain.

Netanyahu set for Sharon clashupdated: Mon Dec 19 2005 18:15:00

Three weeks after Prime Minister Ariel Sharon bolted its ranks, Israel's right-wing Likud party Monday turned to Sharon's long-time rival, former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as its new leader.

Sharon expected to fully recover after strokeupdated: Mon Dec 19 2005 03:13:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was expected to be released from the hospital on Tuesday and fully recover after a mild weekend stroke, his doctors said Monday.

Analyst: 'Damage done' to Israeli politicsupdated: Sun Dec 18 2005 16:49:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was taken to a hospital Sunday after suffering what doctors said was a mild stroke.

Sharon hospitalized after mild strokeupdated: Sun Dec 18 2005 13:09:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was taken to a hospital Sunday night after suffering a mild stroke, a hospital official said.

Israeli defense minister quits Likud Partyupdated: Sun Dec 11 2005 06:16:00

Israeli Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz quit the Likud Party on Sunday to join the party recently founded by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, a spokesman for the new Kadima party said.

Moving to the centerupdated: Fri Dec 02 2005 18:01:00

It takes bold leadership to bring together a bitterly divided country. And that's what happened. Not in the United States. But still the political Play of the Week.

Raz: Peres' move could help peace processupdated: Wed Nov 30 2005 13:41:00

Veteran Israeli politician and former prime minister Shimon Peres has left his Labor Party and offered support to former rival Ariel Sharon. CNN's Jerusalem correspondent Guy Raz assesses what led to the move and what effect it may have on Israeli politics and the peace process.

Peres quits Labor Party, backs Sharonupdated: Wed Nov 30 2005 13:09:00

Former Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres resigned Wednesday from the Labor Party and endorsed his former rival, Ariel Sharon, in the upcoming race for prime minister.

Report: Peres to quit Labor, back Sharonupdated: Tue Nov 29 2005 06:38:00

Former Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres will resign from the Labor Party, Israeli Channel 10 reported Tuesday night.

Sharon names new party 'Forward'updated: Thu Nov 24 2005 12:52:00

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's new political party registered Thursday morning under the name Kadima, Hebrew for "Forward."

Sharon to knock dust off 'road map'updated: Tue Nov 22 2005 03:30:00

A well-known hawk appeared to spread dovish wings this week as Prime Minister Ariel Sharon abandoned his Likud Party, saying it is unable to lead the country to its "national goals," a move that triggered early elections here.

Sharon shakes up Israeli politicsupdated: Mon Nov 21 2005 15:20:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, announced Monday the formation of a new "liberal movement" after resigning from the right-wing Likud Party he helped create, saying it could not achieve Israel's national goals.

Labor pulls out of Sharon governmentupdated: Sun Nov 20 2005 13:46:00

Israel's Labor Party voted Sunday to withdraw from Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's ruling coalition, a move that is expected to force the dissolution of Israel's parliament and leave Sharon poised to leave the right-wing Likud party to form a more moderate political organization.

Sharon agrees to early Israel voteupdated: Thu Nov 17 2005 03:54:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Amir Peretz, the new chairman of the Labor Party, have agreed to hold early elections between the end of February and the end of March, officials said Thursday.

Sharon's son pleads guilty in fund-raising scandalupdated: Tue Nov 15 2005 04:14:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's son Omri pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges in connection with a campaign fund-raising scandal, Israel Radio reported.

Abbas, Sharon to meet Tuesdayupdated: Wed Oct 05 2005 14:39:00

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon have agreed to meet Tuesday in an effort to push the peace process forward, according to Israeli and Palestinian officials.

Sharon, Abbas look forward to 'peace and hope'updated: Sun Oct 02 2005 12:57:00

After two postponed meetings, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon agreed Sunday to hold a summit "soon," according to a news release from prime minister's office.

Poll: Gaza pullout will help peace processupdated: Mon Aug 15 2005 10:26:00

More than twice as many adults in Britain, France and Germany believe the Gaza disengagement plan will help the Middle East peace process rather than hinder it, according to the findings of a new CNN/TIME poll conducted by TNS, and published Monday.

Sharon: Never forget Nazi killersupdated: Thu May 05 2005 09:50:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has told thousands at a march in Poland recalling the Holocaust to "always remember the victims and never forget the murderers."

Israeli minister resigns over Gaza planupdated: Mon May 02 2005 05:39:00

Natan Sharansky, a member of the Israeli Cabinet known for his criticism of the Israeli government's dealings with the Palestinians, submitted his resignation Monday, his adviser confirmed to CNN.

Sharon: Coalition should 'put pressure upon Iran'updated: Wed Apr 13 2005 22:42:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon spoke Wednesday with CNN's Wolf Blitzer about Iran and the "road map" to Mideast peace.

Sharon: Iran's nuclear weapon program nears 'point of no return'updated: Wed Apr 13 2005 21:17:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon warned Wednesday that Iran is nearing a "point of no return" in developing a nuclear weapon that could be used against his country.

Sharon wins opponent's supportupdated: Sat Mar 26 2005 18:52:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has won the pledge of a key opponent to support a crucial vote on the country's budget in the coming week.

Sharon: Abbas must act to eliminate terror groupsupdated: Sun Mar 06 2005 19:57:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said Sunday he plans to meet soon with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and will urge him to take action quickly against extremist Islamic organizations.

Sharon: Palestinians must crack down on terroristsupdated: Sun Feb 27 2005 01:21:00

There will be "no diplomatic progress" in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process unless the Palestinian Authority takes "vigorous action" against local terrorists, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said Sunday.

Sharon vows fight to prevent Israeli riftupdated: Tue Feb 15 2005 16:06:00

Facing threats to his plan to withdraw settlements from Gaza and parts of the West Bank, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said Tuesday he "will do everything in [his] power to prevent a rift in the nation" over the issue.

Transcript of Ariel Sharon's speech at Egypt summitupdated: Tue Feb 08 2005 16:43:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas announced a cease-fire at a summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, Tuesday. Following is a transcript of Sharon's address:

Rice in Mideast ahead of Israeli-Palestinian summitupdated: Sun Feb 06 2005 07:15:00

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon met Sunday ahead of an Israeli-Palestinian summit scheduled for later this week.

Sources: Israel to end targeted killingsupdated: Thu Feb 03 2005 09:51:00

An Israeli Cabinet committee on Thursday approved the release of at least 500 Palestinian prisoners, a military withdrawal from five West Bank cities -- and an end to targeted killings of suspected Palestinian militants, sources in the prime minister's office said.

Sharon, Abbas accept summit invitationsupdated: Wed Feb 02 2005 05:40:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas have accepted invitations for a summit next week in Egypt, officials on both sides said Wednesday.

Sharon: Conditions ripe for 'historic breakthrough'updated: Thu Jan 27 2005 17:22:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said Thursday night he believes the Palestinians have created conditions for a "historic breakthrough" in relations between the bitter rivals.

Israeli sources: Targeted killings to stopupdated: Wed Jan 26 2005 02:52:00

Israel has told Palestinian officials it is stopping targeted killings of senior members of Palestinian militant groups, Israeli sources said Wednesday.

Israel orders crackdown; PLO calls for end to violenceupdated: Sun Jan 16 2005 04:55:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said Sunday that Israeli forces will conduct anti-terrorist operations "without restrictions," while the Palestine Liberation Organization called for an end to "violence against Israelis anywhere."

Parliament backs Sharon's new coalitionupdated: Mon Jan 10 2005 15:40:00

A new Israeli governing coalition that favors Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's disengagement plan was narrowly approved Monday by Israel's parliament.

Sharon: 2005 'year of great opportunity'updated: Thu Dec 16 2004 17:17:00

Saying 2005 presents an "opportunity for a historic breakthrough," Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Thursday invited the incoming Palestinian government to help Israel coordinate its withdrawal from Gaza next year.

Sharon invites Labor to join governmentupdated: Fri Dec 10 2004 03:27:00

In a move to avert early elections, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon on Friday invited the Labor Party to join a new coalition government, a Sharon spokesman said.

Sharon party agrees coalition planupdated: Thu Dec 09 2004 10:59:00

The central committee of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's ruling Likud party has voted to allow Sharon to form a new government that would include the opposition Labor Party.

Israel, Egypt in prisoner swapupdated: Sun Dec 05 2004 05:39:00

An Israeli businessman who spent eight years in an Egyptian jail after being accused of espionage was released Sunday as part of an agreement between the two countries.

Israel's Labor chief: Party willing to join Sharonupdated: Thu Dec 02 2004 07:24:00

The head of Israel's opposition Labor Party signaled Thursday that his party is willing to join a unity government with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon because it backs his plan to pull out of Gaza and parts of the West Bank.

Palestinians cool to apparent softening by Sharonupdated: Fri Nov 19 2004 10:54:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon apparently has softened his stance that Palestinians must crack down on militants before he will restart peace talks, but Palestinian leaders on Friday said Sharon should go further and drop all conditions.

Historic vote pressures Sharonupdated: Wed Oct 27 2004 03:36:00

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's government was under pressure Wednesday after the Israeli parliament -- in a historic decision -- voted to back his plan to pull Israeli troops and settlements out of Gaza and a tiny portion of the West Bank.

Israel welcomes 200 French Jewsupdated: Thu Jul 29 2004 00:38:00

Ten days after straining relations with Paris by urging French Jews to move to Israel, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has welcomed 200 immigrants from France to a new life.

Chirac: Israeli prime minister not welcome in Parisupdated: Mon Jul 19 2004 18:29:00

French President Jacques Chirac says Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is not welcome in Paris until he explains his appeal to French Jews to leave the country, a presidential spokeswoman said.

Labor to join talks on forming new Israeli coalitionupdated: Mon Jul 12 2004 05:37:00

Israeli Labor Party chief Shimon Peres said Monday that his party will enter talks to form a national unity government with Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, an alliance that would carry out Sharon's plan to withdraw from Gaza and parts of the West Bank.

Sharon won't face bribery chargesupdated: Tue Jun 15 2004 08:56:00

Israel's attorney general announced Tuesday he will not seek an indictment against Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon on bribery charges in the so-called Greek Island affair.

Sharon dismisses 2 rightist ministers from Cabinetupdated: Fri Jun 04 2004 03:54:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon on Friday dismissed two rightist ministers from his Cabinet as he works to win approval for his plan to pull Israeli forces and settlements from Gaza and sections of the West Bank.

Decision delayed on Sharon's withdrawal planupdated: Sun May 30 2004 07:41:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said Sunday he would give his Cabinet at least another week to discuss his revised plan to withdraw Israeli forces and settlements from parts of Gaza and the West Bank.

Cabinet to review Sharon's revised withdrawal plan updated: Fri May 28 2004 10:04:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon will discuss his revised plan to unilaterally withdraw settlements and troops from Gaza and parts of the West Bank with his Cabinet on Sunday.

Sharon attempts to regroup after defeatupdated: Sun May 02 2004 02:27:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon -- a day after his own party voted down his disengagement plan in a non-binding referendum -- said Monday he will consult with his Cabinet, his party and other parties on how to proceed.

Arafat unbowed in face of Sharon's remarksupdated: Sat Apr 24 2004 13:14:00

Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat told cheering supporters Saturday that he has a message that the Israeli prime minister should hear:

U.S. tells Sharon it opposes targeting Arafatupdated: Fri Apr 23 2004 15:10:00

The Bush White House told the Israeli government Friday that it considers "a pledge a pledge" and made clear it would oppose any Israeli effort to target Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat.

Professor: Sharon 'taking confrontation to new level'updated: Sat Apr 17 2004 16:24:00

Saturday the Israel Defense Forces launched an airstrike on the car of Hamas leader Abdel Aziz Rantisi, killing him and two others.

Big win for Israel's Sharonupdated: Fri Apr 16 2004 15:54:00

This week, the White House press corps tried to get President Bush to admit he had made mistakes. They failed. Bush said he couldn't come up with one.

Protest at Jerusalem holy site endsupdated: Fri Apr 02 2004 06:17:00

Israeli police entered a Jerusalem holy site and used stun grenades and rubber pellets to quell Palestinians throwing rocks at police and Jewish worshippers at the end of Friday prayers at the Al Aqsa Mosque, according to a police spokesman.

Israel's Christian problemupdated: Thu Apr 01 2004 11:35:00

There is hardly a more resolute supporter of Israel in Congress than Rep. Henry Hyde, the venerable chairman of the House International Relations Committee.

Sharon calls for party's vote on disengagementupdated: Tue Mar 30 2004 08:56:00

JERUSALEM (CNN) -- Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon proposed that his Likud party hold a referendum on his plan to disengage from the Palestinians, which includes removing almost all of the Israeli settlements in Gaza, party sources said.

Q&A: Legal challenge for Sharonupdated: Mon Mar 29 2004 05:12:00

Israel's chief prosecutor on Sunday officially recommended Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon be indicted for allegedly taking hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes when he was foreign minister.

Prosecutor recommends indicting Sharonupdated: Sun Mar 28 2004 10:01:00

Israel's chief prosecutor on Sunday officially recommended indicting Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon for allegedly taking hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes when he was foreign minister.

Sharon may face legal challengeupdated: Wed Jan 21 2004 10:47:00

Prosecutors will decide "within weeks or months" whether to indict Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon in a scandal involving alleged bribes from an Israeli businessman in the late '90s, Israeli Justice Ministry sources said Wednesday.

Israel considers changing route of barrierupdated: Mon Jan 19 2004 05:13:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said there may be changes in the route of the separation fence being built in the West Bank, but not because of international pressure.

Sharon backs envoy's art attackupdated: Sun Jan 18 2004 07:53:00

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has praised his country's ambassador to Sweden for damaging an art exhibit depicting a Palestinian suicide bomber.

Mass protest against Sharon planupdated: Mon Jan 12 2004 01:12:00

More than 100,000 people -- many Israeli settlers -- rallied in a Tel Aviv square in the first major demonstration against Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's plan to unilaterally withdraw from parts of the West Bank and Gaza.

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