The situation in 2000
When Iraqi Scuds fell on Tel Aviv in 1991, Israel struck back - and its retaliation broke the Gulf coalition apart. A decade on, Prime Minister Ehud Barak promises peace with the Palestinians and a withdrawal from Lebanon, with a Saddam who claims he won that war still next door.
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6.9m
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Army
25 divisions
- Armoured8
- Mechanised4
- Infantry6
- Airborne1
- Garrison6
Navy
6 ships
- Frigates3
- Submarines3
Air force
450 aircraft
- Fighters350
- Strike aircraft100
We Struck Back
When Iraqi Scuds fell on Tel Aviv in January 1991, the Americans asked us to hold back. We did not. Israel struck Iraq - and Syria walked out of the coalition, Egypt and Saudi Arabia threatened to follow, and Washington's war fell apart around it. Saddam is still in Baghdad.
Ideologies and leaders
In power on 1 January 2000: Ehud Barak (One Israel (Labor)). Every leader below can come to power in TND, through the elections, coups and roads of the game.
Democratic
In power, 2000 Ehud Barak
Liberalism
One Israel (Labor)
Ariel Sharon
Conservatism
Ehud Olmert
Centrism
Benjamin Netanyahu
Conservatism
Naftali Bennett
Conservatism
Yair Lapid
Liberalism
Communist
Mohammad Barakeh
Marxism
Hadash / Maki
Fascist
Rehavam Ze'evi
Fascism
Moledet / National Union
Non-Aligned
Ariel Sharon
Moderatism
Likud