Abraham H. Foxman National Director of the Anti-Defamation League This article originally appeared in Haaretz on January 11, 2014 I was privileged to know, appreciate, and befriend Ariel Sharon for many years, both before and during the years he served as Israel’s 11th prime minister. We did not always agree, but we enjoyed discussing and arguing, always with a deep sense of respect. He became, through

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