Yacimovich: Peretz leaving Labor is a political low without shred of ideology

Political leaders exchange verbal blows as deadline for registering parties and candidate lists approaches.

By Jonathan Lis and Ilan Lior | 21:54 06.12.12 |

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Israel Labor Party chair Shelly Yacimovich responded to Labor stalwart MK Amir Peretz's move to Tzipi Livni's new party, Hatnuah on Thursday, calling it "a political low point."

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