Prime Minister Ariel Sharon 146;s condition had shown 147;significant improvement 148; on Friday after emergency brain surgery but was still serious, according to the latest reports The 77-year-old ...

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is determined to withdraw Israeli troops and settlers from the Gaza Strip even if his Likud Party rejects the plan in Sunday's referendum as polls predict, his advisers ...

FILE - In this Dec. 1, 2005 file photo, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon smiles during a question and answer session with Israeli news editors at the Journalist's Association in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Israelis look at the coffin of former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon at the Knesset plaza, in Jerusalem, Sunday, Jan. 12, 2014. Sharon, the hard-charging Israeli general and prime minister who ...

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Former Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon, the trailblazing warrior-statesman who stunned Arab foes with his dramatic turnarounds, died on Saturday aged 85, after eight years in ...

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon faced growing pressure yesterday for a referendum on his plan for an Israeli withdrawal from the occupied Gaza Strip and political sources said he had not ruled out the ...

Sharon had been on life support and out of the public eye since suffering a massive stroke eight years ago He was a giant of the Israeli military and political scene, but courted controversy ...

Tel Aviv, Israel — As Israel gears up for its February 10 general election, the man who shaped today’s political landscape perhaps more than any other person enters his fourth year in a comatose state ...

The death of former Israeli leader Ariel Sharon enlivened US media’s interest in the legacy of a man considered by many a war criminal, and by some a hero. In fact, the supposed heroism of Sharon was ...

Doctors in Jerusalem say they see improvement in the condition of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, who suffered a stroke last week. Brain swelling has reduced following a series of operations.

Former general Ariel Sharon moved to the political center in a bid to secure Israel's future. His goals were to preserve a Jewish majority and to hold Jerusalem, according to Martin Indyk, a former ...