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“The time has come for a Holy Land where a democratic Israel and a democratic Palestine live side-by-side in peace,”
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“Fear not, and do not be dismayed, for I am with you,” Rabbi Yosef told the prime minister, in an allusion to Deuteronomy that may have also been a wry hint at Shas’s red lines.
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He was found guilty of making false entries in the documents of a corporate body, lying under oath and violating sections of the Political Parties Law.
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In a promise that has come back to haunt him, Mr Barak at the time vowed to pull Labour out of the coalition government headed by Mr Olmert’s Kadima party after the publication of the Winograd committee’s findings
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The construction of the separation fence was halted due to budgetary difficulties. The construction is to be resumed according to a workplan outlined by the deputy IDF chief of staff.
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“In the end, everything is mere speculation until he reads the report,” Barak’s spokesman said. “Barak will do what is right for Israel, and all the rest is conjecture, including what Eitan said that he said.”
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The Winograd Committee report is likely to heavily influence the Labour Party’s decision to pull out of the coalition. Our base-case scenario calls for early elections at the latest in the second half of 2008 and heightened political uncertainty until t
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The leaders met each other by chance last Tuesday in the hotel where Barak was staying during his visit to France, and spoke briefly.
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The sewage treatment plant in al-Zaytoun neighborhood in Gaza City requires 20,000 liters of fuel a day. Last week Israel ceased delivery of all fuel and supplies to Gaza. The consequences have been catastrophic.
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Palestinian ambassadors from around the world will gather in Ankara next month to asses Palestine’s foreign policy at a meeting led by Palestinian Foreign Minister Riad Malki,
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