Bush Modified Winograd’s Report to Protect Olmert.

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Bush Modified Winograd’s Report to Protect Olmert

Political and press circles in the area focused on Winograd’s report which will remain a topic for discussions and comments while predictions surround the secret texts which cover many of the titles and secrets of July war in which Arab and Lebanese sides were involved in its preliminary and executive stages, and the nature of the alliances and partnerships which were led by the US to launch this war. Israel did not admit this as it admitted the victory of Hezbollah. The reactions to Winograd’s report in Israel enhance the deduction which says that the US president George Bush sponsored the version which is allowed for publication and a political process that keeps his partner Olmert in power and curbs the aspirations of his strong competitor inside the coalition Ehud Barak. The Israeli press talked about a violent campaign by the Likud that calls for ousting Olmert , while Barak’s front kept silent concerning the report which said Barak is responsible for withdrawal from Lebanon in 2000. The language that describes the political level’s responsibility for Israel’s defeat was gentle. The report added that a semi-military organization that consists of thousands of fighters was able to confront the most powerful army in the Middle East. What is remarkable is that Winograd’s report showed an understanding for many decisions made by Olmert and Amer Beritz concerning directing the war and negotiations which were criticized in the first report which was published before. The report used expressions which said the decisions were made on the basis of the available data without identifying the responsibilities for the failure of the military leadership or the government. More on the story.