Ariel Sharon Research Paper

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Ariel Sharon lived from 1928-2014 (85 years old). He was on the side of Israel when it came to the Israel-Arab conflicts, and there was no doubt about it. He started his legacy as a rebellious military leader, going against orders twice. He was the head of very violent attacks against the palestinians, and sided with powerful allies. He gained more land for the Israelis, but took it away from the palestinians in the process. And in an attempt at “peace”, he only makes matters worse. At the age of 14, I joined the war between the british and the Palestinians. I was on the side of the Jewish, but I was severely injured in battle. In 1953 I was the head of attacks in palestine, killing over 200 women and children. This made a lot of people very …show more content…
I forced Arabs to accept Israel, and if they didn’t then I would just kill them. And also, taking advantage of their weakness (when they couldn’t shoot first or else moscow was out), I attacked first, brutally taking the Gaza strip, the west bank, and more. Largely contributing to this conflict, I created over 200 settlements along the west bank-belonging to the palestinians-staying right under their skin, preventing them from believing in permanent peace. I am forcing them out of their homeland. And although some may see my actions as pro-israel, it is actually anti-palestine. I will do whatever it is in my power to keep the palestinian state from coming to a whole. I massacred innocent palestine refugees, persuaded Bin Laden to bomb skyscrapers, and sided with Christian forces to gain more power. After I had invaded Lebanon, I began to brainwash the majority population there into believing my ways were best. I did do a terrible job in creating a stable government there however, and only making the already existing one worse. And if that wasn't bad enough, I brought Iran into this whole conflict, who before, had absolutely no associations with anybody. (I will force you to believe that my way is best, and you will believe it. By violence and by force.) (Arab

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