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Is Olmert Finished?
[05.06.2008]
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Boruch Hashem!! It is a miracle that this conniver who all thinking people are aware of in this world may with Gd's Help be sent down. I hope that his poitical party will appoint a proper ardent israeli JEWISH personality to lead Israeli and world destiny. Enough of these shady monsters! What a wonderful 60th. Birthday Present it is! Let him be gone and forgotten. In Yiddish we say a Shane Rayne Kappora!
 
Posted by: Marvin Kravetsky at May 10, 2008 9:04 PM
 
We say we pray Olmert's time is up. Land for peace never works. Condi Rice and G. Bush are nuts to think it does. We voted for Bush twice and would love to have 15 minutes with him to tell him what the Bible says. The land belongs to the Jews forever. If Jerusalem is divided, then we truly are living in the end times. The epicenter of the world is Israel, Jerusalem to be precise. If we all keep our eyes on her, we will know just how close we are to the last big war. WE PRAY FOR THE PEACE OF JERUSALEM. FRAN & TOM
 
Posted by: Fran & Tom Foreman at May 10, 2008 7:43 AM
 
Israel needs another Benyamin Netanyahu - a strong man. After six decades the Israeli people sjojld be well aware that there are very few "Palestinians" who can be trusted. Their children do not have one onest text that shows the existence of the State of Israel, and they are taught to hate to and kill Jews. Whomsoever trusts present day Palestinians are idiots, including Condoleezza Rice. U.S. Secretaryh of State.
 
Posted by: Lee Dimin at May 10, 2008 6:27 AM
 
It is too soon to take a serious read of the situation at this moment. Speculation in Israeli politics is a waste of breath. Nonetheless, general elections would definitely be the best option for the public to finally partake in their own fate. Having a prime minister who dictates instead of follows the wishes and needs of the people he represents can only mean disaster for the public. It is so sad to say this--or even think it--Mr. Olmert will hopefully be out of office in the near future, and Foreign Minister Livni will or at least should follow him into civilian life. Israel has lost the last several years with leadership failing to help the people lead lives in security. Accordingly, Israel needs a leader who will protect the security of the people. Neither Mr. Olmert nor Ms. Livni is interested in security: their interest seems to be in the complete dismantling of the Israeli foundation and the creation of a Palestinian entity from the Mediterranean to the Jordan: Giving up any part of the West Bank or Jerusalem would be tantamount to the suicide of the entire Jewish state.
 
Posted by: Yoel Nitzarim at May 6, 2008 10:26 PM
 
 
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