Sharon may ignore 'no' vote on Gaza

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his allies sent conflicting signals today over whether they would honour a Likud Party referendum on a withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, as a new poll showed opponents and supporters are virtually tied.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his allies sent conflicting signals today over whether they would honour a Likud Party referendum on a withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, as a new poll showed opponents and supporters are virtually tied.

In introducing the idea of a Likud referendum last month, Sharon said he would be bound by the May 2 vote among 200,000 party members.

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