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Ariel Sharon, former Israeli Defense Minister and former Prime Minister.

Sharon is one of the early leaders of the Israeli armed forces and an experienced general. Sharon is also Israel's largest right-wing party, one of the founders of the ruling Likud Group, and the former party chairman.

Sharon has served in the Israel Defense Force for more than 30 years and is the most powerful general since Israel was founded. At the end of 2005, Sharon left the Likud Group to establish another "Israel Kadima Party." On January 11, 2019, Ariel Sharon died at the Sheikh Rehabilitation Center in Tel Aviv for eight years after a severe stroke.

Biography

Ariel Sharon, former Prime Minister of Israel, and an experienced general, Sharon is also one of the founders of the Likud Group and the former chairman. He has served in the Israel Defense Force for more than 30 years before. He was the most powerful general since Israel was founded. His actions in the Third Middle East War and Yom Kippur War have made great achievements. At the end of 2005, Sharon left the Likud group to establish another political party and asked the president to dissolve the parliament and hold general elections in advance. In the 2006 Israeli parliamentary elections, there were three key political parties in history. Compared with the past, only two political parties had the opportunity to "win". Many people also talked about the "three strongest" in this election.

Salon is a highly controversial figure at home and abroad. Many Israelis regard him as a "war hero" and praise Sharon for helping to defend the country. However, some critics believe that his actions often undermine the peace process between Israel and Palestine; others believe that Sharon sacrificed too much security in exchange for peace between Israel and Palestine; in addition, some people think that Sharon’s wartime actions are war crimes. On January 3, 2006, Israel’s TV 10 reported that the police had evidence that Sharon’s son, Omari Sharon, had received bribes of up to $3 million.

Infant salon

Rielle Sharon was born on February 26, 1928 in the village of Malala near Tel Aviv. Sharon’s parents, Shariol and Vera, were born in Russia. In 1922, with the emotion of the “Promised Land”, they joined the wave of immigrants from all over the world who were pouring into Palestine and settled in Palestine.

Sharon lived in a turbulent year from childhood. At the age of 14, he participated in the Jewish military organization "Hagana" before the founding of Israel. Since 1947, Sharon has served as an instructor for Hagana and began his military career. Sharon experienced four Middle Eastern wars that broke out between 1948 and 1973. He served as the commander of the infantry regiment, the commander of the Golan brigade, the brigade brigade commander, the commander of the northern military region, the commander of the armored division, and the commander of the southern military region. Sharon’s military genius played out in the war.

Ruling career

In July 1973, Sharon participated in the formation of the Likud Group after retiring from the National Defence Force. After the outbreak of the "Atonement Day" war in October, Sharon was urgently called to serve as the division commander. After the war, he was elected to the parliament as a member of the Likud group, marking the beginning of his political career.

From 1975 to 1976, Sharon served as Senior Security Advisor to Prime Minister Rabin. After the Likud Group came to power in June 1977, he served as Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Defense. In June 1982, Sharon planned and directed the war of invading Lebanon.

Sharon served as Minister of Commerce and Industry of the Cabinet in 1985. From 1990 to 1992, he became the Minister of Housing of the Shamir Government, presiding over settlements in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. After the Likud Group regained power in 1996, Sharon served as the Minister of National Infrastructure in the Netanyahu government. After the resignation of Livi in ​​1998, Sharon also served as Foreign Minister. Sharon became the leader of the Likud Group in 1999 and won the direct election of the Prime Minister in 2001, successfully forming the 29th joint government of Israel.

The salons that have been rushing in the battlefield and have repeatedly built great achievements are known for their toughness on the Palestinian-Israeli issue. Sharon once opposed the Palestinian-Israeli peace talks and opposed the establishment of an independent Palestinian state. In 1998, Palestine and Israel signed the Wye Memorandum under the efforts of the Clinton Administration. Due to the strong opposition of Sharon, the Palestinian-Israeli peace talks have reached a deadlock. In September 2000, Sharon forced into the disputed Temple Mount area, which triggered a serious bloody conflict between Palestine and Israel.

Hard prime minister

After Sharon became the prime minister of the government, he gradually adjusted his tough stance on the Palestinian issue. Especially after President Bush’s proposal to support the Palestinian peace plan in June 2002, Sharon’s attitude toward the Palestinian-Israeli issue appeared. Subtle changes. In December of the same year, Sharon first proposed a Palestinian state-building plan and agreed to establish conditions for the establishment of the country.

In May 2003, the United States, Russia, the United Nations and the European Union jointly launched the "road map" plan for peace in the Middle East. The situation in Palestine and Israel was once eased. As Israel adhered to its tough policy, continued to build the wall and “fixed-point clearance” against Pakistan, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict resurfaced and the “road map” plan was stranded. In November of the same year, Sharon first proposed the “unilateral action” plan. In October 2004, the unilateral action plan was adopted by Parliament with a simple majority.

On August 15, 2005, the Israeli government officially launched the unilateral action plan despite the strong opposition of the domestic right-wing forces, and completed the evacuation from the Gaza Strip on September 12, thus ending the long corridor to the Gaza Strip. A 38-year occupation. But this move eventually led to the split of the Likud group. As one of the founders of the party, Sharon decided to withdraw from the Likud group, and another group of "government party" to participate in the parliamentary elections held in March 2006.

On December 18 of the same year, Israel Television reported that Sharon had been treated for a mild stroke and was admitted to Hadassah Hospital in the southwestern suburbs of Jerusalem for treatment.

On the evening of January 4, 2006, Sharon suffered a stroke and was rushed to the hospital for emergency rescue. Deputy Prime Minister Olmert temporarily took the post of Prime Minister. On January 9, after the doctors at the Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem began to gradually awaken the work of the salon, Sharon began to breathe spontaneously. Doctors believe that the possibility of survival in the salon is great, but brain damage caused by severe stroke may completely end the political life of Sharon. 12th. The attending doctor confirmed that Sharon’s blood pressure increased significantly when he heard his son speak in his ear, which was a “positive response”. However, it is still impossible to judge the degree of damage to the brain function of the salon. At the same time, the Likud Group and the Labor Party officially launched the campaign program, and the “responsibility period” for suspending the campaign due to Sharon’s illness has come to an end. Sharon has been in a coma since he was hospitalized for a stroke. On the 16th, medical experts said that if Sharon could not wake up from a coma next week, he would probably become a vegetative person.

Military career

Sharon studied at the Canterbury Staff College in the UK, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv University in the early years. In October 1956, he participated in the Suez Canal War launched by Britain, France and Israel. In 1967, he won the rank of major general. In the Yom Kippur War, when the Israeli army suffered a major setback, Sharon led two divisions to attack the Suez Canal, and in one fell swoop, he was called the "King of Jews" by his men. In 1982, he commanded the fifth Middle East war and attacked Lebanon, which undermined the power of the PLO.

Political career

In June 1975, he served as Senior Security Advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Rabin.

In 1981 he became the Israeli Defense Minister.

In June 1982, he planned and directed the war of invading Lebanon.

In 1996, he served as Minister of National Infrastructure and served as Foreign Minister from 1998 until the 1999 Israeli election.

In 1999, he became the party leader of the Likud Group.

In February 2001, he participated in the Israeli Prime Minister’s election and won the election as leader of the Likud Group.

On November 28, 2002, he was re-elected as the leader of the Likud Group.

On January 28, 2003, the leading Likud Group won the election, making the Likud Group the largest party in the parliament. He also succeeded in re-electing the post of prime minister.

On November 21, 2005, he left the ruling right-wing Likud Group and established the Israel Kadima Party as the party leader.

On April 11, 2006, the Israeli cabinet announced that Israeli Prime Minister Sharon’s ability to permanently lose his powers meant that the Sharon era in Israel’s political arena officially ended.

The handsome salon, in the eyes of outsiders, tempered, widowed friends, but this iron fist also has his tender side.

Sharon experienced two marriages and married a pair of sisters and had a warm home. "Ish is a man who puts the family first," said the Israeli Meredith Party Chairman Yusi Salid, who has a close personal relationship with Sharon.

In March 1953, the 25-year-old salon and the 22-year-old Gool fell in love for six years. Golly is a psychiatric nurse, a Hungarian-born woman, who is a beautiful woman in the village of Kafa Malal in Sharon’s hometown. Three years after marriage, his son Geer was born. On May 6, 1962, Margaret died in a car accident, leaving the 34-year-old salon and the 6-year-old Geer to live together.

After the death of his wife, the 5-year-old son, Geer, became silent. In desperation, Sharon had to ask Golly's youngest sister, Lily, to move in and live with Ger. Lily is very admired for this brother-in-law. At the age of 16, she had served in the paratroopers in Sharon and was impressed by his strong style. Lily is better than her own mother. It didn't take long for the little guy to be lively. Sharon naturally liked this wife and sister.

In the fall of 1963, Sharon and Lily became married. In less than three years, Lily added two sons, Omli and Gillard, to Sharon.

As Sharon joined the political circles and the two sons gradually grew up, Sharon regarded his two sons as his own "dry".

Stroke crisis

On June 18, 2005, Sharon was taken to a local hospital in Jerusalem based on a minor stroke. The report said that Sharon felt uncomfortable and speechless and difficult to speak and communicate. Then he suddenly appeared on the Israeli military radio station, indicating that he would continue to serve as the Israeli prime minister, advising the people not to worry.

On December 18, 2005, Sharon was again admitted to the hospital with a mild stroke. However, he was discharged after two days. Sharon seems to have healed, but doctors have reminded Sharon to focus on eating healthy to avoid further strokes. The doctor also plans to undergo a heart repair surgery in January 2006.

On the evening of January 4, 2006, Sharon was rushed to the Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem for emergency treatment due to a severe stroke. On January 6, the salon was forced to undergo surgery again because the brain bleeding did not stop. Haddaza Hospital President Shlomo Moore and Sharon’s assistant also pointed out that they may not be able to perform the duties of the Prime Minister. On January 9, Sharon began to resume independent breathing after the doctor gradually reduced the use of anesthesia, but still wear an oxygen mask. Moore said that his situation is still critical and he will assess his brain damage after he wakes up; on the other hand, Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert promised to continue Sharon’s policy. On January 11, Sharon’s condition continued to improve, but it was still serious. Shlomo Moore also planned to stop injecting narcotics for him. The situation was critical and doctors pointed out that his chances of survival were very low. Declaring Sharon’s permanent loss of ability to perform his duties, he also appointed Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert as interim prime minister. This means that the Sharon era in Israel’s political arena officially ended.

On April 18, 2007, the son of Sharon said that Sharon’s condition had improved and he was able to speak at one time.

On November 12, 2019, Sharon took care of her family after nearly five years of coma. Shlomo Noy, head of the Tel Aviv Sheikh Rehabilitation Center, who was at the salon, told Israel Radio that Sharon’s current situation has not changed and there are no signs of recovery. Noy said that after consulting with the salon family, the rehabilitation center believed that it was more appropriate for the salon to receive care at home than at the center.

According to local media reports, the Israeli parliament approved a few days ago to allocate 1.6 million shekels per year to Sharon’s medical care. The medical institution has prepared the appropriate medical equipment for Sharon’s home in a farm in the south. The Sheikh Rehabilitation Center will also provide medical care advice and assistance to the salon family at any time.

On January 28, 2019, according to foreign media reports, local time January 27, experts from the US-Israel Joint Medical Team said that MRI scan images showed that the former Israeli Prime Minister Sharon was unconscious for seven years due to a stroke. Suddenly showed "a certain degree of consciousness." In 2006, Israel’s then Prime Minister Sharon suddenly fell into a coma, which cast a shadow over the Palestinian-Israeli peace talks that were being advanced.

The salon medical team, composed of American and Israeli experts, said that their results did not mean that Sharon could wake up from a coma.

Aaron Fredman, director of neurology at the Soroca Medical Center in Biserba, Israel, said in a telephone interview with Reuters that an expert group led by American neurologist and UCLA professor Martin Monti told Sharon When the brain performed an MRI scan, it was found that the brain of the salon suddenly showed signs of consciousness. At that time, the staff showed him photos of his family and told him to imagine his family. As a result, the scanner found that his brain was active. This finding suggests that although he is still in a deep coma, "he may listen, some important information can enter his brain, and the brain can still handle it."

"It may wake up, and it may regain consciousness." Although he is unlikely to stand up from the bed, Fredman said, "To some extent, the patient is in a 'locked' state, his brain can be outside. The stimulus responds and understands things, but his muscles can't move."

Fredman revealed that when the staff showed him his family’s photos, his eyes could be opened, and even more surprising, when the staff told him to imagine various scenes in his home, his brain actually A corresponding response was made.

"The results are not clear, but they are very exciting. We are really surprised." Frederman added that neurologists have been hoping to awaken stroke patients one day, and this discovery has provided scientists with new cases. .

Sharon used to be a hardliner in Israel’s political arena. After being elected to the Israeli Prime Minister in 2005, the political stance suddenly came a big turn and advocated the withdrawal from the Gaza Strip. But when he announced that he had left the right-wing Likud group and formed a moderate cabinet to promote the Palestinian-Israeli peace process, he suddenly suffered a stroke and fell into a deep coma.