Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni said in a news conference Wednesday that after reading the entire Winograd report, she told Prime Minister Ehud Olmert in her private meeting with him earlier that the correct thing for him to do is to resign.
At the same time, she said that she has nothing personal against Olmert, and is not joining those who wish to expel him. She will not vote in favor of no-confidence motions designed to bring down the government. "General elections are not what the country needs right now," Livni said.
At the same time, she said that she has nothing personal against Olmert, and is not joining those who wish to expel him. She will not vote in favor of no-confidence motions designed to bring down the government. "General elections are not what the country needs right now," Livni said.