Also said one-eyed chess-player from the town Vasyuki
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said in an interview with the Jerusalem radio that he had not considered the possibility of resigning in connection with the publication of the preliminary report of the board Winograd. He added that since the publication of the report and criticism heaped upon him, for him now is not the best time in life, but with the support of family, he was able to stand up and survive the difficult times. According to the head of government, to resign now would be irresponsible. "Of course, after the publication of the report was not the easiest and simplest in my life, but to leave now would be utterly irresponsible," he said. Ehud Olmert said that appreciated his work as head of government : "I do not think that much different of other prime ministers. I was able to cope with the many complex situations. I am happy and optimistic minded people. " Recall that Olmert believes that the charges against him made in the record of Winograd, mainly based on "perjury Livni." It is precisely in order to rebut the "slander", Olmert wants to testify again. In support Olmert this week was made by Defence Minister Amir Peretz. The Premier also supported the defense department head. At the same time, the accusations against Olmert opened by a former chairman of the ruling coalition in the Knesset, Avigdor Yitzhaki (Kadima), he said "Olmert is trying to avoid responsibility, and assigning it to the army."
