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<\/center><\/p>\nFor those who who think that, in light of the Winograd report and Olmert’s -minus popularity in the polls, convergence is no longer a possibility, check out the regime’s latest boasts, those of the <\/strong> “not corrupt” Tzipy Livni,<\/strong><\/a> further confirmation of<\/strong> this blog’s predictions;<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n After talks with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and her Egyptian and Jordanian counterparts in Cairo on Thursday,<\/strong> Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni<\/strong><\/a> described the<\/strong> forthcoming visit as “historic.”<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n The Arab League reaffirmed its<\/strong> peace initiative of 2002<\/strong><\/a> at a meeting in Riyadh in March. It calls for full normalization in relations with Israel in return for a withdrawal to the pre-1967 Green Line and the return of Palestinian refugees and their descendents to Israel.<\/p>\n Peres said Israel was willing to enter into serious talks with the Arab League over the plan. Addressing a visiting American delegation on Friday, Peres suggested that Israel would make its own proposals in order to conduct serious talks and find common ground.<\/p>\n Livni pledged in comments published Saturday that Israel would make further withdrawals from the West Bank to facilitate the creation of a Palestinian state….<\/strong><\/p>\n In an<\/strong> interview with the Egyptian newspaper Al-Ahram,<\/strong><\/a> Livni said the 2005 pullback from the Gaza Strip and four West Bank settlements<\/strong> would not be the last Israeli withdrawals…<\/strong><\/a> <\/p>\n “I can assure you that Gaza is not the last step. We are convinced that to establish a Palestinian state, we have to withdraw from additional areas,” she said. “We do not want to control the Palestinians.”<\/p>\n She did not detail the extent or timing of a future pullback.<\/strong> <\/p><\/blockquote>\n As dismal and disastrous a leader as Olmert is,<\/strong> Livni, who now claims<\/strong><\/a> that “…it is untrue to say that their [the former residents of Gush Katif] presence there was a burden…The goal was to convey a message”, is at least his dismal match.<\/strong><\/p>\n