Part 4 --TEHRAN -- Ehud Barak may enter a deal with the Shas Party to provide it the post of interior minister (under the pretext that the party ranks third in Parliament), and in return reach an agreement that the Shas Party, while having control of the Interi However, the deal will not bring about stability and calm. Furthermore, any agreement resulting from unilateral decisions will cause the anger of other factions.

Will Barak succeed in formation of the coalition? In case he succeeds, what faction will be set aside? Will Barak leave his allies and friends, who look forward to the materialization of his promises, or will he make the orthodox hard-line groups accept the people's demand and the realities? Will Barak's social and liberal tendencies allow him to be impartial about different factions? In the event the coalition is formed, which faction or party will be transformed? Does Barak indeed play the role of a billiard player who wants to set all the cue balls in line and strike them to cause them to separate and, with the exit of every ball from the table, win a score for himself? Which is the black 8 ball? Mirtes, Shas, Shinui and Likud are all waiting to see the gathering of different groups in the billiard triangle of Barak's government.

Bringing the parties and groups to order is not the goal but the beginning of confrontations, conflicts and defeating rivals. On the other hand, Barak's coalition government can be considered a grenade without the safety-bolt, with a final countdown for an immediate and destructive explosion. Who will be Barak's rival in this billiard game? (Concluded)