Has Shaul Mofaz’s Blind Hatred and Rank Political Imcompetence Queered His Political Career?

Earlier, we reported that Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz defected from the Likud(arrow down) to join the Prime Minister’s party “Kadima”.

A number of prominent personalities have checked in with reactions to Shaul Mofaz’s defection to Sharon’s “Kadima” Party;

Former Gush Katif Spokesman Slams Mofaz, Says Indicative of Behavior That Allowed Expulsion

Click here to view some of Mofaz’s diatribe upon dumping the Likud.

Netanyahu: Kadima, a Den of Opportunists and Anti-Democratic Norms

Former MK Eichler: Mofaz’s Remarks Would be Considered Anti-Semitic if Uttered in France

Excerpts:

“Eichler said, ‘… there is in Mofaz’s words a tone that if delivered in France would have been heard as anti-Semitic.'”

“Mofaz said Sunday that the reason he was leaving the Likud Party was because of the extremist nature of the Jewish Leadership faction, which is promoting Jewish education, family values and a rejection of the Oslo Accords.”

Feiglin: Mofaz Cares About His Job – Period

The Jerusalem Post carried a feature article, Analysis: Never Trust a Politician featuring Mofaz as the epitome of political sleaze and illustrating how far Israeli politicians have slid into the slime pit of lies, cheating, deception, corruption, graft and assorted law-breaking.

As author, a preface is necessary regarding trust. Upon opening up the Area Mail box (the local snail-mail box) to check for mail, this author discovered an interesting piece of mail from Shaul Mofaz.

Let’s take a look at the gist of Mofaz’s letter written to all Likud voters, even as Mofaz had one foot out of Likud’s door.

Excerpts:

“Israel’s political press corps has been burned too many times lately by politicians who have said one thing over and over again and then done exactly the opposite. The politicians have cried wolf so many times that they can no longer be believed by anyone and the public is perfectly happy to see the press devour them.

“Which brings us to Mofaz. He not only lied to the press, he lied to thousands of Likud members who were planning on supporting him. And he lied to himself.

Mofaz sent a letter promising to stay in the party to 129,000 Likud members, some of whom received the letter on Sunday after he had already left. In a lame excuse, he blamed his departure on some 15,000 Likud activists brought to the party by Moshe Feiglin, who he forgot to mention were in the Likud before he joined it.

“‘This decision has nothing to do with my credibility,’ Mofaz said at a Tel Aviv press conference, where a pack of reporters ate him for lunch.’

Upon receipt of a loose translation of this hilarious letter of blunder by DM Mofaz,
the English text will, B’Ezrat Hashem, be placed on this blog! MB

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