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‘Loyalist’ MK Yatom: Sharon Must Expand Ma’aleh Adumim

This morning, I found this email on my log;

To: Main Identity
Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 9:58 PM
Subject: THE DEEPER DISENGAGEMENT STORY

WINSTON MID EAST ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY November 7, 2005
THE DEEPER DISENGAGEMENT STORY By Emanuel A. Winston, Mid East Analyst & Commentator

At the beginning, most thought that Sharon’s plans and judgement were merely a flawed attempt to placate President Bush and energize his ‘Road Map’ plan. Those not in on Sharon’s typical long range planning saw what Sharon wanted them to see. read more

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Sharon’s Meeting with Katsav and the Possible Sign-over of Mt. Zion– How You Can Fight This:

As a Follow-up on the previous posts regarding President Katzav, The Vatican and Dovid HaMelech’s Kever:

Israel Government Press Office wrote:
Date: Sun, 06 Nov 2005 22:51:57 +0200
From: Israel Government Press Office

Subject: PM Sharon Meets With President Katsav
To: gpo@pmo.gov.il

(Communicated by the Prime Minister’s Media Adviser)

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon met this evening (Sunday), 6.11.05, with
President Moshe Katsav and made the following remarks at the start of the
meeting: “As usual, I am happy to come here. I ascribe great importance to
your trip to Italy and your meeting with Pope Benedict XVI. Despite the
fact that I cannot set the President’s itinerary, it seems to be that his
visits abroad are very important….” read more

Sharon’s Appointments Defeated Despite Compromise, Olmert Ratified for Finance Minister, Sharon Vows Revenge Against Rebels

Knesset Rejects Sharon’s Appointments, Olmert Appointment Ratified, Sharon Vows Consequences Against Likud Rebels

Excerpts regarding “Compromise”;

“The Likud mediators, MKs Gideon Sa’ar and Michael Eitan, will present a proposal on Monday in the Likud Knesset faction that they hope will guarantee the party six months without disputes. But the proposal makes no mention of Monday’s vote, and Likud rebel MKs said that they would accept the proposal but oppose the appointments, almost guaranteeing the appointments’ failure.” read more

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