Shaul Mofaz
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שאול מופז - להצביע בעדהוא יו"ר מפלגת קדימה וחבר הכנסת מטעמה. | An Israeli politician, the current chairman of the Kadima Party.
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Mofaz: Bibi Thinks Life Here is a Picnic
Opposition head MK Shaul Mofaz (Kadima) attacked Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu during a speech Wednesday in Knesset. Referring to a recent wave of layoffs, Mofaz said, “For the Prime Minister, the numbers are graphs and columns to play around with.” “In Netanyahu’s world, the middle class’ refrigerator is always full,” he continued. “The mortgage has been paid, the gas tank is filled without advance calculations, and education really is free – for Netanyahu, life here is one big picnic.” Read more: Israel National News (8/29/2012)
Mofaz to Hamas: Blood on your hands for rockets
Opposition leader Shaul Mofaz calls for increased security in the South as 3 rockets hit Negev, damaging a factory. Opposition leader Shaul Mofaz responded to the rockets fired on Sunday morning into the Negev during a visit to the Barzilai Hospital in Ashkelon. Mofaz directed his comments towards Hamas, saying: "I will pass a message on to the heads of Hamas - the blood is on your hands if you touch a hair on our children's heads." Read more: THE JERUSALEM POST (08/26/2012)
Mofaz: PM request to change portfolio hints at Iran attack
Opposition leader Shaul Mofaz said Monday that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's request to change his investment portfolio hint at his intention to attack Iran. "The Prime Minister's request to adjust his investment portfolio is a strange step that betrays more than a small hint about his intentions," Mofaz said. "His actions prove that he is well aware of the massive risks to state security from a hasty, uncoordinated and unnecessary decision to attack Iran unilaterally." Read more: THE JERUSALEM POST (08/27/2012)
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Zip for Tzipi: Change Atop Israel’s Kadima Signals Opposition in Disarray Three years after leading the Kadima party to first place in national elections, Tzipi Livni has lost a fight for its leadership, adding to the disarray in an Israeli opposition that grows less coherent while the position of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu grows stronger. Livni lost Tuesday’s primary balloting by more than 20 percentage points [...] |
Must-Reads from Around the World, May 8, 2012 Late-Night Surprise – Israel’s Haaretz reports on the unexpected agreement early Tuesday between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition Kadima Party chairman Shaul Mofaz to form a national unity government. The move forestalls elections which were expected on Sept. 4 and will see Mofaz likely appointed deputy prime minister. Growing Discontent – The Washington Post explores the [...] |
Buoyed by Acquittals, Can Former Israeli P.M. Olmert Resurrect His Political Career? Ehud Olmert looked like a new man Tuesday, smiling ear to ear after hearing a Jerusalem judge announce his acquittal on the two most serious of three corruption cases. Olmert surrendered Israel’s premiership after the indictments were handed down in 2008, but after a trial spanning three years and 157 hearings, the only conviction was [...] |
Israel’s New Coalition: Why Netanyahu Has Moved to the Center By unveiling a new governing coalition that includes the centrist Kadima party, prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu not only called off a national election he had just set for early September, he also re-calibrated the outlook of Israel‘s political establishment. In the bargain, he spared his defense minister Ehud Barak, his former commander and current wingman [...] |
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