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NEWS ANALYSIS
Probe of Olmert could
derail peace process

Ariel Jerozolimski / BPH Images

Prime Minister Ehud Olmert appeared to be making progress on several fronts in the peace process before the latest corruption story broke.

By Leslie Susser and Leslie Susser and JTA Staff

Published: 05/06/2008

The corruption investigation of Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, which is threatening to bring down the Israeli government, may have potentially far-reaching consequences for Middle East peacemaking.

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