Well, is there going to be a decision?
State attorney Moshe Lador says there will be decision made "very soon" on whether to indict Ehud Olmert. This clip says it'll be in two weeks.
What I want to know is, why are they taking their time? And what if they decide not to indict? Simply put, I have no idea if to trust them on this, and a decision will only be if one is made.
Update: while we're on the subject though, Olmert has called Tzipi Livni a "backstabbing liar". I guess the honeymoon's over, eh?
What I want to know is, why are they taking their time? And what if they decide not to indict? Simply put, I have no idea if to trust them on this, and a decision will only be if one is made.
Update: while we're on the subject though, Olmert has called Tzipi Livni a "backstabbing liar". I guess the honeymoon's over, eh?
Labels: Israel, political corruption
