השר לשעבר פינס: השמאל הניף דגל לבן מול פריחת הימין

Ophir Pines-Paz, Israeli Minister of Science, Technology, Culture and Sport, attends a cabinet meeting in Jerusalem October 30, 2006. Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert won cabinet approval on Monday for a far-right faction to join the government, a partnership likely to complicate any attempts to revive Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts. Pines-Paz of the Labour party voted against Avigdor Lieberman and his party's inclusion and announced his resignation from Olmert's cabinet in a televised news conference

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השר לשעבר פינס: השמאל הניף דגל לבן מול פריחת הימין

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