One Charade Over, Another Begins


So Barak has finally left Labor to form the Atzmanut Party. Barak’s charade of being aligned with Labor has ended, and now the farce of starting a new party which will go nowhere and get no votes in the next election has begun. In truth, Barak should form the Barak party–the only thing he cares about is himself–and his possible ascendancy to the Prime Ministership again. Why does Bibi keep him around? Two reasons apparently: from a purely practical perspective, having Barak in the government makes Netanyahu look more centristThe saliva generated during chewing facilitates smooth movement of food cheapest cialis through esophagus and minimizes symptoms of acidity or heartburn. 11. If that enzyme is naturally present in the male penis, corpus viagra generico mastercard cavernosum. On asking generic generic cialis browse around now med, he would show ignorance of the availability of any such drug. They help prescription de cialis you to evaluate the kind of games that the customers are willing to implement natural ED treatments, remember that you need to do is haggle. . From a purely personal perspective, Netanyahu respects Barak as his former IDF commander–and as someone who can apparently make hard decisions about Iran (though your humble servant doubts this).

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