Sharon attempts to woo Labour support

Ariel Sharon’s attempt to bring the opposition Labour party into his coalition government appeared to gain momentum today with party officials saying Labour leader Amram Mitzna agreed to continue talks.

Sharon attempts to woo Labour support
Tue, 18 Feb, 2003 - 15:01

Ariel Sharon’s attempt to bring the opposition Labour party into his coalition government appeared to gain momentum today with party officials saying Labour leader Amram Mitzna agreed to continue talks.

Sharon and Mitzna met last night – their second meeting since Sharon won elections on January 28.

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