Ariel Sharon's Letter of Condolence Thanks to Elie Wiesel

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Ariel Sharon's Letter of Condolence Thanks to Elie Wiesel

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April 12, 2000

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This document is a letter from MK Ariel Sharon to Mr. Elie Wiesel, dated April 12, 2000. In the letter, Sharon expresses his profound gratitude on behalf of his family for Wiesel's letter of condolence and participation in their mourning following the passing of his wife, Lili. Sharon emphasizes that Wiesel's warm words and thoughtful attention provided comfort and strength during this difficult time of loss.

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26 King David St., Jerusalem, Israel

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