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"The solution is never military, the solution is political, the solution is diplomatic, the solution lies in sanctions," he told French Jewish leaders on February 8. Even back home, Netanyahu is coming under pressure, with opposition leader Tzipi Livni...
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“And if we refuse?” Erekat asked. Molho responded: You would prefer that we annex the valley?” Molho did not mention how size of the territory from which Israel will withdraw, but according to the principles he presented, it seems that it is similar, if...
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Erekat asked. Molho responded: You would prefer that we annex the valley?” Molho did not mention how size of the territory from which Israel will withdraw, but according to the principles he presented, it seems that it is similar, if not identical to...
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US Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Martin Dempsey on the possibility of arming the opposition in Syria. Let's go to the videotape. On Monday morning, Israeli opposition leader Tzipi Livni said that Israel cannot sit silent and should come out in favor of...
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Netanyahu explained that, although he respects the democratic process, he will not let his or any other government office "serve as a backdrop for the Kadima primary." Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee chairman Shaul Mofaz (Kadima) is running...
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Opposition leader MK Tzipi Livni said on Thursday that Israel has a duty to condemn the actions of Syrian President Bashar Assad against his people. “Israel must come out clearly and decisively against Assad’s actions against the Syrian people. It is...
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If chosen to lead Kadima again, Livni would not appoint Mofaz as her number 2 this time. Nor would she quit politics if she loses the leadership, as Mofaz is implying, she says. "Mofaz, in the knowledge that Kadima under his leadership would collapse,...
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I remember meeting Kadima leader Tzipi Livni at the Begin Center in 2006 (and she seemed sincere to me) when she, promised that within two years more than 10,000 immigrants from the former Soviet Union would convert each year. Since then, only about...
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MK Sheetrit did not say who he would support, but declared he would do so by Sunday. Kadima will hold primaries for the party's leadership on March 27. MKs Tzipi Livni, Shaul Mofaz, and Avi Dichter have announced their candidacy for the party leadership.
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In the 2008 primaries, Dichter only achieved 6.5 percent of the vote and came in fourth, behind Livni, Mofaz and MK Meir Sheetrit. While Livni has rejected the notion of Kadima joining Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s coalition, Dichter is claiming...
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Incumbent Kadima leader Tzipi Livni and her primary challenger, Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee chairman Shaul Mofaz, have both said that if elected, they would do everything they can to topple Netanyahu's government. Dichter, who trails...
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The party's primaries will be held in late march. Dichter will face Kadima Chairwoman Tzipi Livni and MK Shaul Mofaz. (Moran Azulay) MK Avi Dichter has officially announced his bid for Kadima's chairmanship.
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Avi Dichter on Sunday announced his candidacy in the Kadima party primaries, challenging party leader Tzipi Livni and contender Shaul Mofaz for the chairmanship. The former Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) chief said if he won, he would immediately...
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The restriction was written into a law promoted by the previous justice minister, Daniel Friedmann. Grunis will have less than three years left to serve on the bench when Supreme Court President Dorit Beinisch retires. Opposition MKs slammed the bill...
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Likud’s main rival, the Kadima party — which was established in 2005 by the then-popular Prime Minister Ariel Sharon — is fast losing support. Three weeks ago, with rumors of a coming election spreading and internal pressure mounting, Kadima’s leader,...
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Being "the only nuclear power in the Middle East" is a great card for Israel to have in its hand. But — in the real, non-propaganda world — is USrael actually fearful of an attack from a nuclear-armed Iran? In case you've forgotten ... In 2007, in a...
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Being “the only nuclear power in the Middle East” is a great card for Israel to have in its hand. But — in the real, non-propaganda world — is USrael actually fearful of an attack from a nuclear-armed Iran? In case you’ve forgotten … In 2007, in a...
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Israel, however, disregards, with impunity, the many and various binding agreements, such is the arrogance of the aggressor. Tzipi Livni, when serving as Israel’s foreign minister, declared: “I’m a lawyer and I’m against the law, international law in...
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Tzipora Malka "Tzipi" Livni (Hebrew: ציפורה מלכה "ציפי" לבני, born 5 July 1958 in Tel Aviv, Israel) is Foreign Affairs Minister and the designated Acting Prime Minister of Israel. Full Article
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