Wilbur G. Landrey

In January of 1995, Wilbur G. Landrey, foreign correspondent for the St. Petersburg Times, noted, "The newspaper Maariv reported that 50 percent of Israelis agree, and only 37 percent favored continuing - along with Rabin, whose own Cabinet is divided both on the process and the settlements" (13).
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Wilbur Landrey also reported that

Labor and Likud together . . . lost 20 seats between them, 11 for Labor, now with only 33, and nine for Likud.
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And Wilbur Landrey suggested, "Finally, barring that biblical miracle, Netanyahu is the big winner and Peres the big loser.
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I SHALL ESTABLISH FOR THEM DAVID'S FALLEN TABERNACLE AND IT WILL WITH HIS HELP STAND FOR EVER AND EVER."(58)
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11) Landrey, Wilbur G., Compiled from Times Wires, "Netanyahu headed for win ... Peace process is dealt a blow [-] The Likud leader ‘is deeply committed' to continuing the peace process, a spokesman says," St. Petersburg Times, May 31, 1996, Section A.
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13) Landrey, Wilbur G., "In Mideast, more courage needed," St. Petersburg Times, January 27, 1995, Section 2A.

14) Halevi, Yossi Klein, "Bibi Netanyahu's new Likud ...THE SAVIOR," The New Republic, June 21, 1993, 20.

15) Halevi, Yossi Klein, "Bibi Netanyahu's new Likud ...THE SAVIOR," The New Republic, June 21, 1993, 19.
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23) Landrey, Wilber G., "From Jordan's king, a hopeful note," St. Petersburg Times, June 5, 1996, Section 2A.
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32) Landrey, Wilbur G., "Israel to chart changed course," St. Petersburg Times, June 2, 1996, Section A.

33) "Israeli military vote to decide who becomes prime minister," The Tampa Tribune-Times, May 31, 1996.

34) Landrey, Wilbur G., "Netanyahu headed for win ... Peace process is dealt a blow," St. Petersburg Times, May 31, 1996, Section A.
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38) Landrey, Wilbur G., "Netanyahu headed for win ... Peace process is dealt a blow," St. Petersburg Times, May 31,1996, Section A.

Wilbur G. Landrey, St. Petersburg Times, St. Petersburg, Florida