I can only hope if he gets anywhere he does not betray his country as did his father as PM

Zephaniah the Prophet in Scriptures warns that in the latter days of Gentile world rule, everyone in Gaza would die by the hand of haShem. That would mean earthquakes and/or tsunamis and/or fire and brimstone from the heavens which are part of haShem's armory. If the Jews had stayed in Gaza, they would all die and there would be a lot more than 35,000 of them if they had stayed in Gaza. Also, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon had to consider the consequences to the IDF and Israel if then President G.W. Bush with-held foreign aid from Israel which he threatened to do. It was a heartbreaking decision to pull the Jews out of Gaza and because the USA was a factor in that, Hurricane Katrina displaced from their homes an equal percentage of the US population as the 35,000 Jews pulled out of Gaza were a percentage of Israel's population. That was then and this is now. Gilad Sharon is a great man as is his father and brother and Israel is fortunate to have them and for Gilad to run for office in the Knesset. Good luck!

David and the kings of Israel and Judah buried in the City of David, a most holy feeling of greatness. Omri Sharon is like the mirror image of his father that reflected back to me the light of haShem shining through him, empowering him in haShem's kingdom. Same with Gilad Sharon. There was a light in Arik and his sons that is not in many people. Israel should appreciate that and connect to haShem's empowerment of them since I did not see darkness reflected back to me in them because they are too full of haShem's light to let the darkness into their minds and hearts and souls. It is like being near to people who are part angelic, different from most people. That does not make them perfect, but they are vessels haShem can use for the good of Israel.

and Gur are cheering Gilad on in following his brother's and father's footsteps into a career in the Knesset.

father wore. T-shirts and jeans on politicians upset his father. He wanted a dressier look for politicians.