The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT1) JERUSALEM -- Jan. 11, 2003 -- ISRAEL-POLITICS-REVIEW -- Ariel Sharon was defying the odds when he called an election for Jan. 28, eight months before his term runs out. No Israeli prime minister who called early elections has ever won. But the polls gave him such a lead that Israelis even began talking of a boring election. But with Sharon now sinking into a nasty campaign-financing scandal, the race has abruptly turned into an intriguing muddle. What makes it especially so is that the contest is no longer only between doves and hawks, the familiar battleground of recent elections, but also between the secular and the religious. Sharon, foreground, and his son Omri, background, in 2001. (Rina Castelnuovo/The New York Times)
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2003-01-11
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