Well, I guess you can say anything you want once you don't have to pay for it politically.Prime Minister Ehud Olmert - resigned under a cloud of corruption charges but still PM until Livni forms a government - has come out in favor of reversing long standing Israeli doctrine on the West Bank and says his country should pull out in exchange for Israeli land.The New York Times:In an unusually frank and soul-searching interview granted after he resigned to fight corruption charges - he remains interim prime minister until a new government is sworn in - Mr. Olmert discarded longstanding Israeli defense doctrine and called for radical new thinking in words that are sure to stir controversy as his expected successor, Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, tries to build a coalition."What I am saying to you now has not been said by any Israeli leader before me," Mr. Olmert told Yediot Aharonot newspaper in the interview to mark the Jewish new year that runs from Monday night till Wednesday...(Read Full Post)