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The 12 pages that link to Ariel Sharon, each with the reason it gives.

• Yom Kippur WarRelated: His division played a leading role in crossing the Suez Canal.

• Benjamin NetanyahuRelated: Sharon succeeded Netanyahu as Likud leader and later pursued a different approach to the Palestinian conflict.

• Second IntifadaRelated: His September 2000 visit to the Temple Mount/Haram al-Sharif helped trigger protests.

• Israeli disengagement from GazaRelated: Sharon proposed the unilateral disengagement plan and led its implementation.

• LikudRelated: Sharon’s break with Likud over disengagement produced a major party split.

• 1982 Lebanon WarRelated: Sharon directed the invasion as defense minister and became central to inquiries into the massacre.

• Moshe DayanRelated: Sharon and Dayan were prominent commanders whose military careers intersected during Israel’s wars.

• Sabra and Shatila massacreRelated: The Kahan Commission held Sharon personally responsible for disregarding the foreseeable danger to civilians.

• Yitzhak ShamirRelated: Sharon served in Shamir’s governments and later succeeded him as Likud leader.

• Ehud BarakCompared with: Sharon defeated Barak in the 2001 election amid the Second Intifada.

• Moshe KatsavRelated: Sharon led the government during much of Katsav’s presidency.

• Uri AvneryCompared with: Avnery’s opposition to Sharon’s policies made their sharply different visions of Israel’s future visible.