جدعون ليفي : أولمرت ونتانياهو لم يدركا بعد ما أدركه شارون متأخرا أن القوة ليست ضمانة المستقبل ولا الجدار
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أكتوبر 1973 Sharon realized the limits of military power This brave leader killed, destroyed and annihilated. Only later came the sobering realization that a defensive wall won’t protect Israel forever. By Gideon Levy | Jan. 11, 2014 | 10:02 PM | 1 He was certainly Israel’s most courageous politician. He was also its cruelest. He was the leader who used brute force more than anyone to achieve his policies. But he was also one of the few to recognize the limits of force. This only happened at the twilight of his career, but it happened on a large scale, as did everything else with Arik Sharon. His entire career, both military and political, was based on his courage and unrestrained lust for power. But it was him of all leaders, the bravest of the lot, who understood that the military power underpinning Israel could no longer guarantee its future. Israel couldn’t live by the sword forever. He realized this, though tragically and belatedly. He realized that Isra
