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Ariel Sharon

Ariel SharonAKA Ariel Scheinerman

Born: 26-Feb-1928
Birthplace: Kfar Malal, Palestine

Gender: Male
Religion: Jewish
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Head of State

Nationality: Israel
Executive summary: Prime Minister of Israel, 2001-06

Military service: Israeli Military

Father: Samuil Scheinerman
Mother: Vera
Wife: Margalit (#1, Romanian, m. 1953, d. 1962 automobile accident, one son)
Son: Gur (d. Oct-1967, accidental gunshot, name sometimes given as Goor)
Wife: Lily (Margalith's younger sister, m. 1964, d. 2000 cancer, two sons)
Son: Omri
Son: Gilead

    High School: (Tel Aviv, 1945)
    University: Hebrew University, Jerusalem (1952-53)
    University: Camberley Staff College, United Kingdom (1957-58)
    Law School: Hebrew University, Jerusalem (1966)

    Prime Minister of Israel (6-Feb-2001 to 14-Apr-2006)
    Israeli Minister Foreign Affairs (1998)
    Israeli Minister National Infrastructure (1996-98)
    Israeli Minister Construction and Housing (1990-92)
    Israeli Minister Trade and Industry (1984-90)
    Israeli Minister Defense (1981-83)
    Israeli Minister Agriculture (1977-81)
    Israeli Knesset (1973-2006)
    Stroke "mild" (18-Dec-2005)
    Stroke "massive" (4-Jan-2006)
    Coma Jan-2006 to present
    Tracheotomy (15-Jan-2006)
    Dubya Ranch Hand (11-Apr-2005)
    German Ancestry Paternal
    Polish Ancestry Paternal
    Russian Ancestry Maternal
    Jewish Ancestry
    Risk Factors: Obesity

Appears on the cover of:
The Economist, 7-Jun-2003, DETAILS: A Good Beginning (with George Bush and Mahmoud Abbas)
The Economist, 25-Jan-2003, DETAILS: After the election... After Iraq... Can Sharon make peace?

Author of books:
Warrior: The Autobiography of Ariel Sharon (1989, memoir, with David Chanoff)


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