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Rise of the radical pragmatist

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    Netanyahu nor Livni has much choice but to negotiate with this perplexing character. Unless of course a “national unity” government keeps Lieberman out or blunts his relevance. But one doesn’t yet see Kadima going with Likud, or a tripartite coalition of Livni-Netanyahu-Barak lasting. But the same equation, minus Barak (warned by Labor to stay away from Lieberman), plus Lieberman, is still a technical

    possibility. What remains unaltered is the fact that war and peace in West Asia have just been put on a new path. It’s just the leftists who voted for Kadima that woke up disappointed to see Livni sounding out Lieberman.

    sudeep.paul@expressindia.com

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