Suez Bridgehead
Consolidates the Israeli bridgehead near Deversoir after the crossing of the Suez Canal.
Role range: 1973-1973
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Consolidates the Israeli bridgehead near Deversoir after the crossing of the Suez Canal.
Role range: 1973-1973
His division holds the canal bridgehead and helps divide the Egyptian Second and Third Armies.
Role range: 1973-1973
Helps found the Likuud Party
Ariel Sharon, as defense minister, directs the dismantling of Israeli settlements in the Sinai Peninsula
Ariel Sharon, as defense minister, directs the dismantling of Israeli settlements in the Sinai Peninsula
Israeli Defence Minister Ariel Sharon orders his forces to invade southern Lebanon to drive Palestine Liberation Organisation fighters out of the country. A 70-day siege by 30,000 Israeli troops leaves up to 14,000 Lebanese and Palestinian civilians dead
Israel wipes out Syrian SAM missiles in Bekaa Valley
Israel stages heavy bombardments of Beirut, the United Nations Security council expresses its most serious concern about continued military activities in Lebanon, particularly in and around Beirut
Israel stages heavy bombardments of Beirut, the United Nations Security council expresses its most serious concern about continued military activities in Lebanon, particularly in and around Beirut
Israel stages heavy bombardments of Beirut, the United Nations Security council expresses its most serious concern about continued military activities in Lebanon, particularly in and around Beirut
The Israeli army occupies Beirut
Resigns after an enquiry into the massacre of Palestinian refugees in West Beirut
Palestinians initiate riots after Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon visits the Temple Mount, which is also the location of the Haram as Sharif holy to Muslims
Visits the Temple Mount Haram al Sharif before the outbreak of the Second Intifada.
Palestinians initiate riots after Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon visits the Temple Mount, which is also the location of the Haram as Sharif holy to Muslims
Right-wing Likud leader Ariel Sharon elected Prime Minister in Israel replacing Ehud Barak and promising "peace and security"
Role range: 2001-2006
Appointed Prime Minister of Israel
Role range: 2001-2006
Sharon wins the direct election for prime minister amid public concern over security and the continuing breakdown of the peace process.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 2001-2006
Takes office during escalating violence in the Second Intifada.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 2001-2006
Sharon becomes Prime Minister as the Second Intifada intensifies.
Role range: 2000-2005
Sharon announces a unilateral Israeli ceasefire while the international community promotes the recently issued Mitchell Committee recommendations.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 2001-2006
Approves intensified targeted operations against militants during the Second Intifada.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 2001-2006
Sharon's government responds after PFLP gunmen assassinate Tourism Minister Rehavam Ze'evi in retaliation for the killing of Abu Ali Mustafa.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 2001-2006
Sharon's government declares that it will no longer treat Arafat as a relevant negotiating partner following a new wave of attacks.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 2001-2006
Breaks off relations with the Palestinian Authority
Role range: 2001-2006
Orders a large West Bank operation after suicide bombings inside Israel.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 2001-2006
Sharon's government sends Israeli forces into Jenin as Operation Defensive Shield expands through major West Bank population centers.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 2001-2006
Israeli troops enter the Old City of Nablus during intense urban fighting associated with Operation Defensive Shield.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 2001-2006
Thirteen Israeli reserve soldiers are killed in an ambush during fierce fighting in Jenin refugee camp, increasing domestic attention on the battle.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 2001-2006
Sharon's cabinet orders immediate construction of barrier sections in several areas as part of measures intended to prevent attacks inside Israel.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 2001-2006
Israel conducts operation Defensive Wall in the West Bank, following a large number of Palestinian suicide attacks on civilian targets
Role range: 2001-2006
Israel conducts operation Defensive Wall in the West Bank, following a large number of Palestinian suicide attacks on civilian targets
Role range: 2001-2006
Sharon's cabinet approves the first phase of a continuous West Bank barrier while stating that the structure is intended as a security measure.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 2001-2006
Approves construction of the West Bank separation barrier during the Second Intifada.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 2001-2006
Sharon's government approves the final route for the first construction phase of the West Bank separation barrier and Jerusalem envelope.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 2001-2006
Israel begins building the West Bank separation barrier during the Second Intifada
Role range: 2000-2005
Elections in Israel give wide margin (40 seats) to right wing Likud party, returning PM Ariel Sharon for another term
Role range: 2001-2006
The Likuud Party wins 38 of the 120 seats, the most of all the parties
Israel & Palestine are handed a "road map" to peace in the Middle East
Role range: 2001-2006
Accepts the Quartet Road Map with reservations.
Role range: 2001-2006
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