1、But its future depends on its ability to shed its previous corporatist habits and to reinvent itself as a modern centrist party.
2、Under a reported deal worked out with the prime minister, Peres will support Kadima, the centrist party Sharon formed last week after leaving the hard-line Likud, but he will not officially join the party and he will not run for a seat in parliament, where he has served since 1959.
