Sharon faces police quiz over bribery claims

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon today faced police interrogation in a bribery case that could force his resignation, and critics charged that his far-reaching plan to remove Jewish settlements from the Gaza Strip was meant to deflect attention from the scandal.

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon today faced police interrogation in a bribery case that could force his resignation, and critics charged that his far-reaching plan to remove Jewish settlements from the Gaza Strip was meant to deflect attention from the scandal.

Sharon has accepted a challenge from opponents in his own party and agreed to put his plan before the people in a referendum.

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