Keeping Kadima headed forward
With the interim Winograd Committee report due out on Monday and more troubles on the horizon, Ehud Olmert's main task now is keeping his party colleagues from bolting.
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Preparing for the worst
Everything seems to be up for grabs with the imminent convergence of the Winograd Committee interim report and the Labor Party leadership elections. Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is jockeying for position by courting the Haredim and the left, while the Labor candidates calculate positions and hedge their bets.
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Preparing for the worst
Everything seems to be up for grabs with the imminent convergence of the Winograd Committee interim report and the Labor Party leadership elections. Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is jockeying for position by courting the Haredim and the left, while the Labor candidates calculate positions and hedge their bets.
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Olmert wooing left-wing intellectuals ahead of release of Winograd report
PM meets with Amos Oz, other prominent leftists to discuss diplomatic plans, Israel's political situation.
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No reason to be worried?
Ehud Olmert looks out the window and sees a prosperous country with prospects of peace with its neighbors, a country in which it's already more fun to live than it was a year ago. Yet the prime minister's mood during this wide-ranging holiday interview is hardly festive
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No reason to be worried?
Ehud Olmert looks out the window and sees a prosperous country with prospects of peace with its neighbors, a country in which it's already more fun to live than it was a year ago. Yet the prime minister's mood during this wide-ranging holiday interview is hardly festive.
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Analysis: Peretz delivered right speech eight months too late
Peretzs's days in Defense Ministry are numbered even if he wins Labor primaries.
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Now she may get wet
Olmert and Netanyahu believe Tzipi Livni has managed to avoid political rough-and-tumble. Now they may target her
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Now she may get wet
Olmert and Netanyahu believe Tzipi Livni has managed to avoid political rough-and-tumble. Now they may target her
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Now she may get wet
Olmert and Netanyahu believe Tzipi Livni has managed to avoid political rough-and-tumble. Now they may target her.
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Peretz aides say he should give up Defense Minister post
Polls support stance that defense minister post is hurting Peretz's chances of winning primaries in May.
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Will April be 'the cruelest month'?
It's not yet clear whether the Winograd Committee's interim report, to be released next month, will spell the end of the tenure of Ehud Olmert. But several politicians are already jockeying to take his place.
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Holding pattern
Tuesday, March 6, 2007, was supposed to be one of those historic days. State Comptroller Micha Lindenstrauss planned to give the speech of his life, in the wake of which the prime minister would be compelled to resign and the government would fall.
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Poll: Barak, Ayalon lead Peretz in the Labor leadership primaries
Haaretz survey shows Ehud Barak, Ami Ayalon in tight race for lead, with Amir Peretz likely to lose to all rivals.
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Aides: Peretz has no intention of dropping out of Labor primaries
Labor Chairman's associates say leading candidates Barak, Ayalon behind rumors Peretz intends to quit race.
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The prime minister makes his case
Olmert's assessment of his actions prior to the Lebanon war is that he did everything that needed to be done.
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