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How Netanyahu was able to close the gap at the polls

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Israeli Leader Fights for Life Following Stroke

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was in serious but stable condition on a respirator in "deep sedation" Thursday after seven hours of surgery to remove blood from his brain following a hemorrhagic stroke.

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Israeli Leader Sharon Suffers Massive Stroke

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon suffered a cerebral hemorrhage Wednesday and was on breathing assistance, his doctor told the Associated Press.

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