Are Israel's right wing parties getting too greedy?
Break-up to make-up?
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 12:37 AM
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Break-up to make-up?
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1 Comments:
Kadima is having second thoughts about giving up ministries for a life in the opposition. The gap between Kadima and the Likud isn't that wide and even Tzipi Livni knows that given the weakness on the Palestinian side, the two-state solution is dead because Israel's would-be partner can't fulfill its commitments. So what is Kadima's excuse for staying out of the government? Even Labor's excuse of Daniel Friedmann as an obstacle to its joining the government has now disappeared. Will they join? It looks better than it did a month ago.
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