Recent polls from Israel: The Likud maintains its commanding position after the primary elections December 18, 2008 All of the polls that were published last weekend showed that the Likud party under former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to hold a commanding position in towards the upcoming elections. All of the polls put the Likud above 31 seats in the Knesset and all of the polls project that the right wing (right wing plus the religious parties) parties have a majority in the 120 seat Knesset. If this remains so, then it is most likely that only Netanyahu will be able to form the next coalition government. Foreign Affairs Minster Tzipi Livni's party seems to continue it downward trend as the Labor party headed by Defense Minister Ehud Barak seems to have climbed back to two digit numbers after earlier polls have shown that labor is declining to as low as 7 seats. Yedioth Poll December 11, 2008 (seats in Knesset) Likud 31 Kadima 24 Labor 11 Shas 11 Meretz 7 Yahadut Hatorah 7 Yisrael Beiteno 10 Jewsih Home 6 Arab parties 10 Green party 3 Ha’aretz Poll December 10, 2008 (seats in Knesset) Likud 36 Kadima 27 Labor 12 Shas 9 Meretz 6 Yahadut Hatorah 6 Yisrael Beiteno 9 Jewish Home 4 Arab parties 11 Polls source: www.bhirot2009.co.il www.ynet.co.il www.nrg.co.il www.haaretz.co.il |
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The Case Agianst Israel's Enemies by Alan Dershowitz 
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