I'm not in power, but my ideas are in power. And my ideas will prevail

I'm not in power, but my ideas are in power. And my ideas will prevail

Ehud Olmert, the former Prime Minister of Israel, may no longer be in power, but his ideas continue to hold influence and shape the political landscape of the country. Olmert, who served as Prime Minister from 2006 to 2009, was known for his pragmatic approach to politics and his willingness to engage in peace negotiations with the Palestinians.

Despite facing corruption charges and ultimately being convicted and sentenced to prison, Olmert's legacy as a leader who sought to find a peaceful resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict remains intact. His ideas of compromise and negotiation continue to resonate with many in Israel who believe in the importance of finding a two-state solution to the conflict.

Olmert's ideas have also had a lasting impact on the Israeli political scene. His willingness to make concessions for the sake of peace has influenced other leaders and politicians in the country, leading to a more moderate approach to the conflict. While Olmert may no longer be in power, his ideas have prevailed and continue to shape the discourse surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

One of Olmert's most significant achievements was his participation in the Annapolis Conference in 2007, where he engaged in negotiations with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in an effort to reach a peace agreement. While the talks ultimately did not lead to a resolution, they demonstrated Olmert's commitment to finding a peaceful solution to the conflict.