Sharon struggles to keep coalition intact

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon struggled to keep his fragile coalition intact today after the Cabinet approved his plan to withdraw from the Gaza Strip by 2005.

Sharon struggles to keep coalition intact
Mon, 07 Jun, 2004 - 13:05

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon struggled to keep his fragile coalition intact today after the Cabinet approved his plan to withdraw from the Gaza Strip by 2005.

Sharon declared victory after yesterday’s 14-7 vote, even though implementation is months away.

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