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Israeli Elections | March 28, 2006
Sharon's Party Is Winner In Israel
JERUSALEM, March 28 -- The Kadima party led by acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert won the most seats in Israel's parliamentary elections Tuesday, in a vote that hinged on his plan to draw the country's final borders through unilateral withdrawals from the Palestinian territories.
 

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/world Israel Votes for New Parliament
Israelis went to the polls Tuesday to elect a new parliament -- and by extension a new prime minister -- after a campaign season marked by complacency, disappointment and a sense of betrayal among many voters now searching for new political leadership.
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Background on the candidates and issues in Israel's March 28 elections.

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