By Gideon Alon, Haaretz Correspondent  
A private member's bill calling for the disengagement to be deferred for a year is set to come before the Knesset in a preliminary reading next Wednesday.
"The Likud ministers who have announced their opposition to the disengagement can achieve great success with this vote if they demonstrate personal and public courage," said MK Zevulun Orlev (National Religious Party), who is sponsoring the bill.
If Orlev's bill is voted down in the preliminary reading, none of the other MKs who have submitted similar bills will be able to bring their bills for Knesset approval before the pullout begins.

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Posted: July 1, 2005
1:00 a.m. Eastern
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One of the most explosive news stories of the summer – the controversial forced removal of thousands of Jewish residents from Gaza planned for August, and the likely creation of a Hamas-run terror state in its wake – is the focus of the newest edition of WND's monthly Whistleblower magazine.
Titled "ISRAEL BETRAYED?," this groundbreaking issue comprehensively documents, as virtually no other media organization has done, the ominous – many say dire – implications of the Israeli government's planned summer campaign, which is already ripping apart the Jewish state.

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