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Titolo: merdaccia Netanyahu urges Shas, Yisrael Beiteinu to quit government

ehi goebbelsuccio è o no una merdaccia il tuo kapoccia del likud?
Netanyahu urges Shas, Yisrael Beiteinu to quit government
By Mazal Mualem, Haaretz Correspondent
Opposition chairman Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday urged Shas and
Yisrael Beiteinu to leave the government in wake of the first meeting
between Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni and Chief Palestinian negotiator
Ahmed Qureia over the core issues.
"Until now, Olmert made tactical concessions, but from today they are
strategic and crucial to the future of Israel," said Netanyahu. "The
first concession will be realized today, now that negotiations over a
permanent settlement have begun, and the cessation of terror has been
dropped as a preliminary requirement for entering negotiations. We
know that they will relinquish half of Jerusalem and that we will
withdraw to the 1967 lines, leaving them indefensible. All of this
places a heavy responsibility on Lieberman and Shas. They are our
friends, and they see the dangers as clearly as we do, and are aware
of their implications. We expect them to draw the correct conclusions
and stop this process now."
Lieberman on Monday called the beginning of the negotiations a "Casus
Beli." He said that all of Olmert's recent moves and statements,
including the ones over the evacuation of outposts and the release of
Palestinian prisoners, "are not good as far as Yisrael Beiteinu is
concerned."
Lieberman on Monday defined the beginning of the negotiations a Casus
Beli. He said that all of Olmert's recent moves and statements,
including the ones over the evacuation of outposts and the release of
Palestinian prisoners, "are not good as far as Yisrael Beiteinu is
concerned."
Strategic Affairs Minister Avigdor Lieberman is preparing to resign
from the government, sources from his party said on Monday.
According to the sources, Lieberman, who also serves as Vice Premier
and chair of Yisrael Beiteinu, will hold a press conference on
Wednesday to announce his decision.
Lieberman will convene the Yisrael Beiteinu secretariat on Tuesday
evening, following a meeting earlier in the day with Prime Minister
Ehud Olmert.
The strategic affairs minister returned Sunday evening from a private
weekend trip to Europe, which caused him to miss the weekly cabinet
meeting. He stance on the coalition, which had reportedly softened
recently, hardened again after hearing of Olmert's declarations during
the meeting that Israel's failure to evacuate West Bank outposts
constitutes a disgrace.
The meeting between Olmert and Lieberman was scheduled after the
latter asked for clarifications from Olmert last week regarding
reports of the start of talks on the so-called core issues - borders,
refugees and Jerusalem - between Israel and the Palestinians.
Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni and former Palestinian premier Ahmed
Qureia were set to meet Monday morning to begin core issues
negotiations. Lieberman has said that the start of such talks
constituted a red line for his party.
Olmert's government would still command 67 of the Knesset's 120 seats
even if Yisrael Beiteinu's 11 lawmakers were to leave. But the ultra-
Orthodox Shas party, which has 12 lawmakers, has also threatened to
leave the coalition if Jerusalem comes up for discussion, something
that would deprive Olmert of a parliamentary majority.
Ahead of the meeting between Olmert's meeting with Lieberman Tuesday,
sources close to Olmert dismissed any substantive differences between
the two.
"Lieberman has no substantive reason for leaving the coalition
government, unless he is politically motivated," sources close to
Olmert said Sunday.
The same source said that if Lieberman and his party leave the
coalition, the government will not fall, and it will be possible to
bring in United Torah Judaism.
However, sources close to Olmert say that the prime minister has no
intention of pushing Lieberman out of the coalition. They say that
there is an understanding between Lieberman and Olmert that so long as
no action on the ground is taken, Yisrael Beitenu will remain in the
coalition.
Lieberman, however, is still being targeted by Likud politicians for
continuing to remain in the coalition, despite his promises to quit if
the core issues were broached.

 and stop this process now."
ecco cosa fanno i piccoli rivoluzionari di nahum oggi...i sabotatori
della pace....

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