Barak took the wrong path for Israel

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The leader of the Yisrael Ba'Aliy party in Israel, Natan Sharansky, feels that Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak made a mistake by choosing to try to renew negotiations with Yasir Arafat, instead of taking decisive military action against the Palestinians' violent uprising. Sharansky believes that Barak needs to join forces with Likud leader Ariel Sharon to find a solution to the current Middle East problem.

Arafat, Yasir

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With violence, Barak stakes claim to Haram Al-Sharif

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The Palestinian minister of industry and planning feels that the return of violence to the Middle East has been orchestrated by Israel in order to show its control over the Islamic holy site of Haram Al-Sharif. He believes that the Palestinians cannot continue peace negotiations while Israel is using such force against his people.

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The Islamic awakening's second wave

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The new Islamic rule in the Middle East is better than nationalism or socialism. The Islamic awakening, characterized by the code of Shari'a and the teachings of the Koran, provides the people with laws obeyed not because of government enforcement but because of faith.

Political activity, Interview, Islamic fundamentalism, Sharia (Islamic religious practice), Turabi, Hassan

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