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Dear Friend of Israel:
The shaky 1981 cease-fire between Israel and the Palestine
Liberation Organization in Lebanon fell completely to pieces
20 years ago this month after an assassination attempt on
Israeli Ambassador to England Shlomo Argow and the shelling
of the Western Galilee from Lebanon soon afterward.
The government responded first with air and missile attacks
and then with a full-scale invasion of southern Lebanon. So
was born "Operation Peace For Galilee," which became Israel's
longest and most divisive war. Read about that controversial
conflict in this web-only Special Collection. Click here now
to gain access. These articles will be available in this form
for a short time only.
This special, online-only collection offers Jerusalem Post
articles from the first few days of the war that have never
before been available online. Also included in this collection
are articles written exclusively for the Post by the central
figure in the conflict: Ariel Sharon. Click here to read Sharon's
personal, first-hand account and defense of his actions in
this war.
As the war dragged on, it became Israel's longest-running
active conflict. Opposition to it spread. Order now and read
about the founding of groups whose political and social actions
helped turn Israeli public opinion against the conflict.
Two years ago, when Ehud Barak was prime minister, the IDF
finally left Lebanon and established a clear border under
the watch of the United Nations. Click here to access articles
about the dramatic and honorable departure of IDF soldiers
in May 2000.
These exclusive, web-only articles are available in
this online format for a short time only. So order now, and
read about Israel's longest war, Operation Peace for Galilee.
Order today.
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