Sharon defiant despite threat of civil war

Facing the threat of civil war from Jewish settlers, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said today nothing would deter him from pushing forward with a parliamentary vote on his plan to pull out of the Gaza Strip and parts of the West Bank.

Facing the threat of civil war from Jewish settlers, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said today nothing would deter him from pushing forward with a parliamentary vote on his plan to pull out of the Gaza Strip and parts of the West Bank.

Sharon, a long-time patron of the settlements, spoke a day after holding a tense meeting with settler leaders that ended with battle lines drawn between the two sides.

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