Tel Aviv - The sigh of relief Israeli prime minister- designate Benjamin Netanyahu heaved when the Labour Party voted Tuesday night to join his emerging government may yet turn into one of despair.
With the Labour Party on board, Netanyahu now has a coalition, one which, while still containing a significant hawkish element, is not as extremist as it would have been had the left-to-centre Labour Party, and its leader, Defence Minister Ehud Barak, stayed out.