Israeli opposition party leader resigns

Amram Mitzna, the Israeli ex-general who led his once-dominant Labour Party to its worst-ever election defeat in January, has resigned as party leader, dealing another blow to the country’s already battered peace camp.

Amram Mitzna, the Israeli ex-general who led his once-dominant Labour Party to its worst-ever election defeat in January, has resigned as party leader, dealing another blow to the country’s already battered peace camp.

“I am returning the mandate and resigning as head of the Labour Party,” Mr Mitzna said at a hastily called news conference yesterday, just six months after he took the post.

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