Kadima is a party of hope
Reader comment on item: The Future of Kadima

Submitted by jon purizhansky (United States), Nov 26, 2006 at 07:45

It does not make any sense that Kadima will survive past next elections. But in Israel everything is unpredictable. People, unfortunately, could vote for it just because it represents "hope" and Israelis love to hope. Therefore, according to "normal" Western logic and common sense, Kadima should cease to exist. However, Israel is a Middle eastern country after all. Hence, nothing can be rationalized or predicted.Therefore, any prediction with regards to KADIMA'S existence, success or failure is a "shot in the dark".

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