Former Israeli Labor leader discusses post‑election negotiations and security fence proposal

Former Israeli Labor leader discusses post‑election negotiations and security fence proposal The passage is a personal recollection of political maneuvering after an Israeli election, offering no concrete new evidence, transactions, or actionable leads. It mentions high‑profile figures but only in a retrospective context without revealing undisclosed information or wrongdoing. Key insights: Former Labor leader recounts being approached by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to join a unity government as Defense Minister.; Mentions internal Labor Party disagreement over joining a Likud‑led coalition.; References discussion of a West Bank security fence with Sharon after his government formation.