JNF-KKL announced Monday that it plans to commemorate former prime minister Ariel Sharon by naming a 60 kilometer nature path after him. The road crosses the Sycamore Negev ranch where Sharon and his wife lived and are now buried.
The path will be named "Arik's Path" to memorialize the former prime minister and military leader of the state of Israel.
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"The only place Arik had the wilderness he loved so deeply was on his Sycamore ranch" added Aflalo.
