Winograd: Olmert tried his best
What does the Winograd Commission's final report on Israel's 2006 war in Lebanon mean for Ehud Olmert's future? JTA Jerusalem correspondent Leslie Susser speaks with JTA Associate Editor Uriel Heilman about the war, the report and Olmert's political prognosis.
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Drew
01/31/08 04:27 AM
Olmert has a job. He does not have a vision.
He limps from crisis to crisis without a plan for the nation.
The RAMATKAL, head of military during the war - gone!
The Defense Minister during the war - gone!
The Prime Minister during the war - in his office!
Ehud Barak promised to leave once the Report was issued. He has/will not!
The MKs do not want to bring down the government lest they give up their seats.
One of the few MKs with integrity is Ofer Pines-Paz.
Israel needs an Obama.