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Shamir loses majority, may face no-confidence
JERUSALEM. Jan 19: Two far-right parties officially pulled out of the government Sunday, wiping out Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir's majority In parliament and making early elections almost certain.
The Hebrew daily Maariv said the Knesset, or parliament, was expected to dissolve itself this week and set national elections on June 9. instead of the scheduled date of Nov. 3.
The Tehfya and Moledet parties had announced last week they intended to quit Shamir's Cabinet over Arab-Israeli peace talks tn Washington.
The two parties maintain the government's plan to offer autonomy to Palestinians amounted to the first step toward a Palestinian state in the occupied territories.
Both parties advocate annexing the West Bank and Gaza Strip, which Israel seized In the 1867 Middle East war.' Moledet wants the 1.7 million Palestinians expelled from the territories. The two parties are mostly supported by Jewish settlers tn the occupied lands.
Ministers Rehavam Zeevi of Moledet and Yuval Neeman of Tehiya officially submitted their resignations at the weekly Cabinet meeting. They take effect tn 48 hours.
Zeevi told Isreal radio that "in principle we want this government to be toppled as soon as possible."
Moledet has two seats and Tehiya three in the 120-member Knesset. Their departure leaves Shamir with the backing of 59 legislators.
The next step in toppling the government would be a vote of no-confidence in the Knesset, which the opposition Labor Party is expected to call for on Monday.
Shamir already has rejected an offer from left-wing parties to keep a minority government in power If it contiriued the peace process.
The prime minister has satd he expects to go forward with US- sponsored Mideast peace talks, but a caretaker government, would not have a mandate to make far-reaching decision on peace.
AP from Beirut says: Foreign Minister Fares Bwelz. said Lebanon would not attend peace talks In Moscow unless the United States pressure Israel to make concessions, newspapers reported Sunday.
Lebanon's stand is in line with that of Syria, whose President Hafez Assad reiterated Saturday that his country would not attend the Moscow talks, set for Jan 28-30. Syria maintains 40.000 troops in Its western neighbor and is the major powerbroker tn Lebanon.
Damascus has Insisted that progress should be made in bilateral Arab-Israeli talks before it would attend the multilateral discussions In Moscow which will focus on regional Issues such as water resources, refugees, arms control and the environment.