At IDC symposium, former Kadima head expresses pessimism about prospect of party contending in elections.
By JPOST.COM STAFFLivni speaks at Herzliya Conference 390(photo credit: Courtesy of Kadima)
By next election the Kadima party will not exist, former Kadima chair Tzipi Livni said late Wednesday, according to an Army Radio report.Speaking at a symposium at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya, Livni responded to a question by the audience on whether or not Kadima would participate in next year's election. "Kadima will not exist in next year's election," she said.Shaul Mofaz defeated Livni for the chair of the party on March 27, and just days later resigned from her post as a member of Knesset.Sources close to Mofaz said that the new Kadima leader had tried to woo Livni to remain part of the party, but that Livni had declined the offer.Since her defeat, Livni has made only rare public appearances.Gil Hoffman contributed to this report
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