For just another reason why anyone who's a Zionist should avoid Likud at all costs, Uzi Landau, one of Likud's most outspoken opponents of Sharon's Gaza capitulation, has decided to back out of the race for party leadership to saddle up with Benyamin Netanyahu.
The reason, naturally, is one of politics not principle, as Bibi was on board with the expulsion right up until the final hours, and had a very bad history of concessionism when he was PM in the late 90's. Landau, of course, clearly is hoping to be in Bibi's cabinet ministry should Likud somehow defy the sagging polls and win power again in the March elections.
The only party worth supporting is Benny Elon's National Union: The only one with a real plan for peace.
-MZ
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i'm for that paradigm shift - you stand behind a good man madze. at least he is clear about his intentions.
Why not just make Kahane's JewNazis in charge of Israel, you racist pig? The Jews are really guests in an Arab country who decided to subjugate an entire population in refugee camps and poverty with American military support. They should be thankful to be allowed to live in this land at all, and you want to have the native Arabs kicked out?? Talk about chutzpah. Jews like you make me ashamed of my heritage.
Kuhnkat, when Bibi was elected PM the first time around he was supposed to be the guy who end the horrid Oslo accords, stand up to Arafat, and end all talk of Land for Peace.
What did he do? He forwarded Oslo, shook hands and sucked up to Arafat, and gave away Hebron to the moslems! For good measure, he got himself into some embarassing Clintonian sex scandals, too.
When he was voted out of office by a landslide in early elections, Labor's Barak was swept into power and tried to give the whole lot away, including Jerusalem.
Bibi is only interested in political power; he stands for nothing.
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