Olmert keeps mum on possible comeback to Israeli politics

'There's time for everything; there's no pressure,' the former premier tells reporters after addressing a conference at Tel Aviv University.

By Gili Cohen , Jonathan Lis and Revital Hovel | 07:32 23.10.12 |

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Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert continued to shroud his political plans in mystery on Monday, declining to answer journalists' questions about whether and when he would announce his return to political life.

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'There's time for everything; there's no pressure,' the former premier tells reporters after addressing a conference at Tel Aviv University.

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