The triumph Greater Israel: militarism vs. messianism is at stake in Sharon's plan to exit Gaza.(Essay)

From: National Catholic Reporter | Date: November 12, 2004| Author: Gordon, Neve | Copyright information

Amidst increasing threats on Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's life, a majority of Israeli Knesset members recently voted in favor of withdrawing from the Gaza Strip. This vote does not, however, suggest that Mr. Sharon will be able to implement his plan, since the forces he is up against are extremely powerful.

Those favoring the pullout from Gaza support the state of Israel, while those opposing the pullout support the vision of a Greater Israel. The first group believes t...

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