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Are there going to be any debates among the candidates before the election?


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Livni suggested a dibate between Bibi, Barak and herself.  As far as I know none of them acceptaed the challenge.... But traditionally there always was a debate (between the 2 leading candidates) and I believe it will take place this time too. 
Merry christmas and a happy new year,
Posted 2008-12-26T15:19:28Z
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I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everybody.

Do you think that any of the candidates are afraid to debate? From what I have been reading the lead is gong back and forth between Kadima and Likud.

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Posted 2008-12-26T16:39:59Z
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No, I don't think so: I believe that the Likud is going to win with a relatively big margin.  Thre are many contradicting poles, I believe it will end: Likud - 37, Kadima - 27, Labor - 12, ......  I don't think thy are afraid to debate, I believe some think that they'll gain more by avoiding a debate.....
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