Sharon survives no confidence bid in parliament

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 survives no confidence bid in parliament
Mon, 07 Jun, 2004 - 18:24

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.

His brittle coalition passed its first test today, when the parliament rejected two motions of no confidence.

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