Tzipi Livni, the leader of the newly-declared Hamas movement, has been considering re-entering the new elections, the Haaretz daily reported on Monday.
According to the paper, Livni is studying this through partnership with the Labor Party and the Israel Democracy Party, which Ehud Barak announced recently.
According to the newspaper, there are proposals from the new leader of the Labor Party, Amir Peretz, as well as from Barak, to Livni to return to political life and to run in the elections in their parties, but it refused, and considers that this is within the list of the two parties.
Livni is trying to form a left-wing coalition that can work to influence the upcoming elections.
