1. Today at 16:00 Winograd Committee interim report to be presented.

KADIME ASSESS: OLMERT WILL BE DUMPED THIS SUMMER.

2. OLMERTS PEOPLE: NOT ALL RESPONSIBILITY ON HIS SHOULDERS.

3. AFTER THE REPORT – APPOINTMENTS AT GENERAL STAFF: GADI SHAMNI TO CENTRAL COMMAND.

4. SURVEY: TWELVE SOLDIERS DIED – AND WAR SUPPORT WEAKENED.

5. MAZUZ TO STATE COMPTROLLER: CREMIEUX STREET HOUSE– POTENTIAL FOR CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION."

HATZOFEH

1. "OLMERT WILL FIGHT TO LAST DROP OF BLOOD."

Today at 17:00 the Winograd Committee will submit interim report on Second Lebanon War.  Olmert accused of failed and haphazard war management. Advisors promise that Prime Minister will not resign.

2. [GOVERNMENT] VALIDATE HAMAS.

Olmert Government approved deal with British Gas.

3. DROR REPORT PRECEDED THE COMMITTEE'S.

In report which he prepared before appointment to Committee, Dror determined that the war was 'systems failure.'

MA’ARIV

1. Today at 16:00 Winograd Committee interim report to be presented.

THE REPORT.

Ehud Olmert's judgment day arrives today.

YEDIOT AHRONOT

1. Olmert recruiting supporters to his defense for today's 17:00 Winograd interim report publication.

WAR FOR SURVIVAL.

PM confidants: Kadima and coalition Ministers promise their loyalty, only Minister Tzipi Livni remains silent.

2. DISCLOSURE.  SYRIAN MISSILE CITY.

Syria has built huge fortified missile site deep below the earth containing tens of ground-to-ground bunkers, development laboratories and manufacturing facilities.  The goal: Impose missile attack on Israel when needed without IDF being able to destroy the launchers.

SUMMARY OF EDITORIALS FROM THE HEBREW PRESS

Makor Rishon-Hatzofeh discusses the Winograd Committee interim report, and the subsequent television drama awaiting its publication.

Yediot Ahronot predicts that the Winograd Committee interim report will cause a political earthquake.

Yediot Ahronot, in its second editorial, speculates that the media must also have its day of Winograd style soul-searching.  The editors continue by asking the collective media if they were not also pulled into the war by the army and the leadership or did not impose their will on the public."

Yediot Ahronot, in its third editorial, says that less than a week before the last war, outgoing National Security Council Chairman, Giora Eiland, warned that the Prime Minister's Bureau was a weak institution continually lacking professional personnel capable of making wide ranging or encompassing decisions.

 [Yael Gvirtz wrote today’s editorials in Yediot Ahronot.]