Ariel Sharon

Ariel Sharon (26 Februar 1928 – 11 Januar 2014) wis an politeecian frae Israel. He wis the Prime meenister frae 2001 tae 2006.

Ariel Sharon
11t Prime Meenister o Israel
In office Mairch 7, 2001 – Aprile 14, 2006
Preses	Moshe Katsav
Depute	Ehud Olmert
Precedit bi	Ehud Barak
Succeedit bi	Ehud Olmert
Meenister o Foreign Affairs
In office October 13, 1998 – Juin 6, 1999
Prime Meenister	Benjamin Netanyahu
Precedit bi	David Levy
Succeedit bi	David Levy
Meenister o Energy an Watter Resoorces
In office Julie 8, 1996 – Julie 6, 1999
Prime Meenister	Benjamin Netanyahu
Precedit bi	Yitzhak Levy
Succeedit bi	Eli Suissa
Meenister o Hoosin an Construction
In office Juin 11, 1990 – Julie 13, 1992
Prime Meenister	Yitzhak Shamir
Precedit bi	David Levy
Succeedit bi	Binyamin Ben-Eliezer
Meenister o Industry, Trade an Labour
In office September 13, 1984 – Februar 20, 1990
Prime Meenister	Shimon Peres (1984–86) Yitzhak Shamir (1986–90)
Precedit bi	Gideon Patt
Succeedit bi	Moshe Nissim
Meenister o Defence
In office August 5, 1981 – Februar 14, 1983
Prime Meenister	Menachem Begin
Precedit bi	Menachem Begin
Succeedit bi	Menachem Begin
Personal details
Born	Ariel Scheinermann 26 Februar 1928(1928-02-26) Kfar Malal, Breetish Mandate o Palestine
Dee'd	11 Januar 2014(2014-01-11) (aged 85) Ramat Gan, Israel
Poleetical pairty	Liberal Pairty (1973-1974)[1] Likud (1977–2005)[2] Kadima (2005–2006)
Ither poleetical affiliations	Shlomtzion (1977)
Spoose(s)	Margalit Sharon (m. 1953; d. 1962) Lily Sharon (m. 1963; d. 2000)
Bairns	3
Alma mater	Ebreu Varsity o Jerusalem Tel Aviv Varsity
Profession	Militar officer
Signatur
Militar service
Allegiance	Israel
Service/brainch	Haganah Israel Defense Forces
Years o service	1948–74
Rank	Aluf (Major general)
Unit	Paratruipers Brigade Unit 101 Golani Brigade
Commands	Soothren Command Paratruipers Brigade Unit 101 Golani Brigade
Battles/wars	Israeli Unthirldom War Suez Crisis Six-Day War Yom Kippur War
Ehud Olmert servin as Actin Prime Meenister frae Januar 4, 2006

References

1. Henry Kamm (13 Juin 1982). "Man in the News; Laurels for Israeli Warrior". The New York Times. Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |publisher= (help)
2. "New Israeli Cabinet Approved by Parliament". Associated Press. 11 Juin 1990.