What will happen will ordsprog
 We agree that the disengagement will make Israel stronger. |
| It will be only a civilian disengagement, not a military disengagement. |
| It will be a civilian disengagement only. It will not be a military disengagement. |
Ariel Sharon (1928-) |  |
| Hamas fired at Israeli sovereign territory after the disengagement, they killed innocent Palestinians at a rally and blamed Israel for it and to strengthen their lie they fired Qassam rockets on Sderot, ... We will not let it pass quietly. |
| Disengagement was seen as the middle compromise. It takes an element of the right and the left. The element of the right is pessimism about the ability of the Palestinians to sign an agreement. The element of the left is willingness to divide the land. And the disengagement is the perfect synthesis of this. |
| We agree that the disengagement will make Israel stronger. We agree with Prime Minister Sharon on that and the president has also said that this will bring our two countries closer together. |
| Ariel Sharon finally decided when he took this position, the disengagement, that this is the only way, and he realized that this is the way to gain the support of the world, ... After doing the disengagement, Ariel Sharon came to the U.N. for the first time, he came from the feeling that the world is not against us anymore. |
Ariel Sharon (1928-) | |
| The more we see deliberation in Israel on the disengagement plan the more we see Palestinians killed in Gaza. |
| The United States welcomes today the completion of Israel 's disengagement from Gaza, |
| Disengagement's opponents are against it for three reasons. One, they believe it will harm national security because it may be perceived by the Palestinians as a reward for terrorism, as [the 2000 withdrawal from south] Lebanon was. Two, they believe it's a great tragedy that people who have lived in Gaza for decades, who were encouraged by various Israeli governments to move there, are now being uprooted from their homes. Three, some of them -- though they downplay this reason because they know it doesn't sell -- believe ideologically that it's wrong to give away any part of the Land of Israel. |
| Disengagement's opponents are against it for three reasons, ... One, they believe it will harm national security because it may be perceived by the Palestinians as a reward for terrorism, as [the 2000 withdrawal from south] Lebanon was. Two, they believe it's a great tragedy that people who have lived in Gaza for decades, who were encouraged by various Israeli governments to move there, are now being uprooted from their homes. Three, some of them -- though they downplay this reason because they know it doesn't sell -- believe ideologically that it's wrong to give away any part of the Land of Israel. |
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Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "What will happen will depend on two factors: whether disengagement will pass peacefully within Israel and whether there will be more terrorism, which will make the argument against further disengagement very strong.".