Infolive.tv Headline News, May 29, 2008

Attorney General Menachem Mazuz announced Thursday that the investigation into Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's involvement with American businessman Morris Talansky would be separated from the other ongoing police investigations held against him. In a report published by the Washington Post on Thursday, the US is said to be appealing to the United Nations to send inspectors to search for hidden nuclear facilities in the country. According to the report, the Bush administration suspects that Syria is hiding at least three sites, which they believe were intended to support a nuclear reactor which was destroyed in September. Labor chairman, Defense Minister Ehud Barak, received the full backing of his party's cabinet ministers on Thursday morning, less than a day after he called on Prime Minister Ehud Olmert to step down from office following the rattling deposition of Morris Talansky. Internal Security Minister Avi Dichter announced on Thursday that he intends to run in the internal elections to replace Prime Minister Ehud Olmert as chairman of Kadima. "Whatever happens, Kadima will be the party to build the next government," he said. Kassam rocket fired from Gaza hit a house in the Sha'ar Hanegev region Thursday afternoon. The residents were not at home at the time of impact, and although the rocket failed to explode, an exterior wall was damaged. The US dollar registered a 0.95% drop on Thursday morning and is currently being traded at a rate of NIS 3.256 – the lowest since January 1997. Meanwhile gasoline prices are to increase by 2% on Saturday night

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