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Polls show Sharon returning to PM's seat
(AP)
Updated: 2005-11-22 20:00

Labor voted Sunday to pull out of Sharon's government, which it joined last year to ensure implementation of the Gaza pullout. But Peretz — a dove who wants to increase social spending — has said he would consider a coalition with Sharon under the right conditions.

Sharon set dramatic events in motion with his decision late Sunday to leave the party he co-founded in 1973. On Monday, he asked President Moshe Katsav to dissolve parliament and move elections to early March from their scheduled November date.

Katsav has yet to say whether he will disband the legislature by decree or let parliament dissolve itself and set its own election date. But spokeswoman Hagit Cohen said the president has been told by faction leaders they are agreeable to holding the vote March 28.

The legislature, meanwhile, voted Monday to disband, but needs to vote three more times to bring about early elections. Further votes were expected over the next few days.
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