Movement for Quality Gov't welcomes Ramon's choice

By JPOST.COM STAFF

Published: AUGUST 18, 2006 13:43

The Movement for Quality Government on Friday welcomed Justice Minister Haim Ramon's decision to resign his post. Ramon said that he would step down on Sunday, and that he hoped for a speedy trial.

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