Sharon quits right-wing Likud party

Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon is leaving the Likud party he founded 32 years ago to form a new movement, one of his top advisers said today.

Sharon quits right-wing Likud party
Mon, 21 Nov, 2005 - 07:20

Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon is leaving the Likud party he founded 32 years ago to form a new movement, one of his top advisers said today.

Asked if Sharon had decided to leave Likud, Asaf Shariv said: “Yes. He will announce it some time today.”

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