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Preparations have begun for the state funeral of the critically ill former Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon, officials have said.


Dr Zeev Rotstein, director of Tel Hashomer hospital in Tel Aviv, said on Thursday that Sharon's health had deteriorated during the past two days and vital organs were suffering from a critical malfunction.


Sharon had made clear that he preferred to be buried at his Negev home, Sycamore Ranch, next to his late wife, Lily, and not in the traditional grave-site for former prime ministers on Mount Herzl in the capital, according to The Jerusalem Post.


The newspaper reported on Friday that the Prime Minister’s office would handle arrangements for a funeral together with Sharon’s sons, Gilad and Omri, who were at their father's hospital bedside.


Rotstein said earlier that his family and doctors treating him believed that the 85-year-old had taken a turn for the worse.
"He is in a critical condition and his life is definitely in danger," Rotstein said.


Burial delay


It was the first official medical statement on Sharon's health after reports on Wednesday said he had suffered a kidney malfunction.


Sharon had a stroke on January 4, 2006, slipping into a coma from which he had never recovered.


The arrangements required for a state funeral would enable the suspension of the Jewish religious edict requiring the dead to be buried within a day, said Mark Regev, spokesman for Benjamin Netanyahu, the current Israeli premier, according to Britain's Telegraph newspaper.


The delay would allow world leaders more time to attend the funeral of the controversial former prime minister, who had championed Jewish settlement on land taken in the 1967 Middle East war but later reversed his hardline stance to oversee the Israeli pull-out from Gaza.


The Post said it was unclear whether many world leaders and foreign ministers would come to the funeral, as they had to the recent funerals of former Nelson Mandela, the former president of South Africa, and former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher.


Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu caused controversy when he did not attend Mandela's funeral.
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http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middl...s-ex-pm-sharon-funeral-20141313228763418.html
 
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I call this justice, man deserves this and he will die disgraced insha'Allah
He was responsible for Sabra and shatilla massacres.
 
Now what's the evidence that it was his job and not Elie Hobelka's own initiative? What were Sharon's goals? Predicted gains and losses?
 
RedGuard said:
Now what's the evidence that it was his job and not Elie Hobelka's own initiative? What were Sharon's goals? Predicted gains and losses?
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Because the phalangists were aided by israel both financing and other forms of support. Before the phalangists entered the camp israel lead by ariel sharon surrounded it knowing very well this would end up in a slaughter. Even israelis themselves have said that sharon bore responsibility for this and nonetheless he was chosen as prime minister in 2001.

Israel was firing flares for the phalangists to do their work in the dark, israel knew what was happening and they didnt lift the siege on the camp basically trapping all of the palestinian refugees.

[h=1]Remembering Sabra And Shatila Massacre[/h]
Monday marks the 31st anniversary of the Sabra and Shatila massacre that took place starting on September 16 1982, after the Israeli occupation army, led back then by Ariel Sharon, surrounded the refugee camp after invading Beirut, and granted access to the Phalanges to enter the camp to slaughter its refugees.

The massacre lasted for three days (16, 17 and 18 of September 1982), approximately 3500-8000 persons, including children, infants, women and elderly were slaughtered and murdered in his horrific and gruesome massacre perpetrated by the Israeli army and its allied criminal militia.

Back then, around 20.000 refugees lived in the refugee camp that was supposed, as any other camp, to receive international protection.

Israeli soldiers, led by Sharon and Chief of Staff, Rafael Etan, made sure their forces are surrounding the refugee camp, isolated it from its surrounding, and allowed the Phalanges to invade it and murder thousands of innocent refugees using white weapons.

The Israeli army also fired hundreds of flares during the massacres in night hours to enable the murderers to commit their war crime. The army claimed that it was searching for nearly 1500 Palestinian freedom fighters who allegedly were in the camp.

But the fighters were somewhere else, joining battle fronts countering the Israeli aggression, and most of those left in the camp, left to face their horrific end, were elderly women and children.

Israel wanted to avenge its defeat after engaging in a three-month battle and siege that ended by international guarantees, to protect the civilians the Palestinian resistance left Beirut as part of an agreement that assured the protection of civilians.

Israel wanted to send a message to the Palestinian refugees; it wanted to continue its aggression and invasion into Lebanon in 1982.

Ariel Sharon, who served as Israel’s Defense Minister, led the assault.

Following the massacre, Israel’s Supreme Court ordered the formation of a committee to investigate the circumstances that led to this ugly crime against thousands of helpless refugees.

In 1983, the Cahan Commission announced the results of what it called “investigation” of the massacre, and decided that Sharon is “indirectly responsible” as he ignored the possibility of it taking place, ignored the danger of bloodshed and revenge.

Sharon continued his political career, to become Prime Minister and held various important positions until he suffered stroke on January 4 2006, and has been in a been in a permanent vegetative state since then.

The committee also denounced the stance of Israel’s Prime Minister back then, Menachem Begin, his Foreign Minister, Rafael Etan, and various military and security leaders, for not “doing enough to prevent or stop the massacre”.

The massacre was not the first, nor the last, as Israeli soldiers carried out numerous massacres against the Palestinian people in different places including Deir Yassin, Qibya, Tantour, Jenin, Jerusalem, Hebron and so many areas.

Not a single Israeli official, commander or soldier was ever held accountable for the ugly crimes, and massacres, against the Palestinian people.

The massacre in Sabra and Shatila was carried out in direct collaboration with various leaders, including Saad Haddad, who was in charge of a unit of the Lebanese army before aligning himself in 1979 with the South Lebanon Army militia, and was working with the Israeli occupation forces.

He also announced the so-called “Free Lebanon” forces in Lebanese territories that fell under illegal Israeli occupation in the south.

Haddad dispatched members of his army from southern Lebanon to Bruit Airport, then to Sabra and Shatila, where they had a prominent role in the massacre. He died of a terminal illness on January 14 1984.

Fadi Ferm, who was married to one of the granddaughters of the Phalange Party founder, Pierre Gemayel, was appointed by Bashir Gemayel as the leader of the Lebanese Force militia in 1982 after Bashir Gemayel was elected present, just one day before his assassination.

Ferm moved through the ranks of the Lebanese Force, later on became the head of the Military Intelligence of the LF Militia, and then became the deputy chief before he became the commander.

Bashir Gemayel, the militia commander, and president-elect in Lebanon, was a senior member of the Phalange party, and was the commander of the Lebanese Forces militia during the first several years of the Civil War in Lebanon between 1975 and 1990.

During the Sabra and Shatila massacres, Gemayel was the leader giving the Lebanese Force militia orders to invade the refugee camps.

He was elected president during the civil war, and while southern Lebanon was under Israeli military occupation. He was assassinated on September 14 1982, along with 26 persons, by an explosion that took place in the Phalange headquarters in Beirut.

Months before Sharon and his army invading Lebanon, Bashir had a meeting with Sharon who told him that his army would be invading Lebanon to remove the Palestinian Liberation Organization and its fighters from the country.

The Electronic Intifada;

“They shot my father in the head”: interview with survivor of Sabra and Shatila massacre
19 September 2012

http://www.imemc.org/article/66121
 
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As well we could say that Adolf Hitler was innocent for murder of Jews.
 
First - there is a chain of command with Sharon being on the top of it so he didn't command the units in Lebanon himself. Second - one of Hobelka's bodyguards wrote years later that the massacre was committed in spite of Israeli orders, not in accordance with them. So he is just indirectly responsible.
 
And of course Israel is culturally closer to my country than it's neighbours, so I'll support Israeli existence regardless of it's demographic policies.
 
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when he was PM , once I thought wow how powerful the man is . He can do what he wants . I m so happy that Allah punished and In'sha Allah will punish this zionist that he deserves.
 
RedGuard said:
First - there is a chain of command with Sharon being on the top of it so he didn't command the units in Lebanon himself. Second - one of Hobelka's bodyguards wrote years later that the massacre was committed in spite of Israeli orders, not in accordance with them. So he is just indirectly responsible.
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your logic sucks badly

if Sharon was on the top of the chain of command - then that makes him responsible - thats how WAR works... funny how you are interpolating your own ideas into well known and established military protocols LOOOL.

Try again, after you've had breakfast... just keep your bacon burps to yourself

RedGuard said:
And of course Israel is culturally closer to my country than it's neighbours, so I'll support Israeli existence regardless of it's demographic policies.
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That makes you a culture troll ... quite possibly with an identity crisis attached, since you claim you are agnostic Who and why are you? your answer - I do not know but... blah blah waffle waffle + aliens and science + hollywood brainwashing and bad logic - and we get you

sheesh, didn't know we had sesame street actors joining forums these days

Scimi
 
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I am from Europe. I think this is enough to understand why I support the Jewish State - in terms of economy and culture Israel resembles Europe more than it resembles Egypt or Syria.

Sharon would be directly responsible if he issued orders for the attack or instituted a legal policy of killing civilians. Of course neither is true. The only objective of the 1982 operation was to destroy PLO's fighting capability, the issue of Palestinian population of Lebanon was irrelevant. So the only people directly responsible are Ellie Hobelka and the commander of the Israeli forces surrounding the camp (to some degree - as he issued orders to not kill civilians). You can blame Sharon for the operation as a whole but not for any particular incident.
 
PS I am not an agnostic. I just made a mistake during the registration process, I wanted to change it but I can't find it in the settings.
 
Re: shaytan ariel sharon

Let this ugly devil, and all the ones who are speaking good of this demon, burn in the lowest hell, INCHA'ALLAH!!!

TAKBIR!!!!!