Slimy Shimon strikes again?
The report said Peres had relayed a message in closed conversations to Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid that he should quit together with Hatnua leader Tzipi Livni. If both parties would leave Netanyahu's government, it could stay together if haredi (ultra-Orthodox) parties would join, but elections would be the most likely scenario.Peres has never been statesmanlike and apolitical. I don't think he knows what those words mean.
"The Netanyahu government has reached the end of its path," Peres was quoted as saying. "It did not meet my expectations and did not advance the diplomatic process." Sources close to Peres, Lapid, and Livni did not confirm the report.
As a former president, Peres is now more free to criticize Netanyahu than when he was president, a post seen as statesmanlike and apolitical.
Labels: Binyamin Netanyahu, Middle East peace process, Shimon Peres, Tzipi Livni, Yair Lapid
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 10:27 PM
2 Comments:
Ugh! I cannot stand Slimy Shimon, who seems to get even worse as he ages!
In a word? FEH!
I'm always reluctant to criticise Peres because much of what he did in the early days of the state in the Defense Ministry was so important and he was so successful. Things such as starting Israel's nuclear program and arranging for military equipment and alliances with France and England. He's been working pretty hard for a long time to destroy his own legacy though.
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