BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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The police investigation found Margalit responsible for
reckless and negligent driving. Friends said that she was in
love with Sharon and had a strong sense of jealousy of her
own youngest sister, Lilly. Lilly had immigrated to Israel as a
youngster and spent her first few years ay Sharon's home.
When called up to the army, she served in the Paratroopers
Brigade, then under Sharon's command.
Margalit's acquaintances note that during the weeks just prior
to the accident, Margalit was once depressed and
preoccupied, and had confided to a friend that her life had
become miserable as a result of her all consuming suspicion
of a liaison between her sister and her husband.
Did Margalit die in a common car accident or did she
suicide?
A year later on, Sharon married Lilly.
Recently, a right-leaning site joined the fray by declaring
suspicions about the death of Sharon's son Gur shortly after
Sharon married the boy's aunt:
http://web.israelinsider.com/views/6081.htm
In the summer of 1967, eleven-year old Gur Sharon trumped
all of his buddies by declaring, "My Abba gave me five guns".
A couple of months later, tragedy struck. On Rosh
Hashanah, the first day of the year, Arik Sharon's first-born
son, from his first wife, was dead from a bullet wound.
Details are sketchy, but it seems that somehow Gur and a
friend managed to get a bullet into the chamber of a shotgun.
Arik Sharon was home at the time, and Gur died in his arms.
I don't know what the laws were 38 years ago, but in today's
world a "lesser" man may have been brought up on charges
of criminal negligence.
Indeed, any honest police investigator would ask why Sharon
let his son play with a loaded rifle. Why was he not charged
with criminal negligence, as anyone else would inevitably
have been?