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(Los Angeles Times) Ken Ellingwood - A Sharon spokesman cautioned that the idea of evacuating 17 Gaza settlements was merely one of several scenarios being reviewed as part of the prime minister's proposal to separate Israelis and Palestinians if the two sides fail to reach a peace agreement. "This is only an initial option - one of several being considered," said Raanan Gissin. Gissin said the number of Gaza settlements that might be removed in any unilateral separation by Israel could be much lower. 2004-02-03 00:00:00Full Article
Sharon Spokesman: Gaza Withdrawal One of Several Options
(Los Angeles Times) Ken Ellingwood - A Sharon spokesman cautioned that the idea of evacuating 17 Gaza settlements was merely one of several scenarios being reviewed as part of the prime minister's proposal to separate Israelis and Palestinians if the two sides fail to reach a peace agreement. "This is only an initial option - one of several being considered," said Raanan Gissin. Gissin said the number of Gaza settlements that might be removed in any unilateral separation by Israel could be much lower. 2004-02-03 00:00:00Full Article
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