And it's democratic institutions from outside instead of from inside. As long as he gets to force his disastrous policies on us, he's good to go.

G-d forbid that he should actually bring about the curse of a united Left. Olmert, Livni, Gal-On, Lapid, in a bloc? it does not bear thinking about. I wish Mr Peres well, but not well enough to carry out that threat in these turbulent times. Leftists are doped with fantasy, they would throw our security away. We do not want Oslo 2.

Peres is a reminder of the failure of Oslo and the Utopianism that has no basis in reality. In essence, Israel needs him not only as a foreign policy fig leaf but as a reminder of the stupidity of the so called peace process. In short, he is no longer a threat. The people to worry about are the Traitorous NGOs, the existing far left leadership, and Peace Now, which ARE actively undermining the state.

Peres will have a full time job explaining to the israeli public the failure of Oslo.

Just do the hospital bit and leave the rest to our elected officials.You had your chance , now its time for the younger generation [60 year olds] to navigate the states matters.Enough with your egocentric behaviour.

Rabin sure summed him up very well all those years ago.

And have practically destroyed the Jewish state of Israel. I take my hat off to Peres and may he continue to be a huge thorn in the Right's side. We pray for peace.