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Kollek To Run
For New Term
Jerusalem (JTA) — Teddy
Kollek, 82, who has served
as mayor of this city for the
last 27 years, has formally
announced he will seek re-
election for a seventh,
record-breaking term.
Mr. Kollek, a Labor Party
member, announced he will
once again run for mayor be-
cause he is better qualified
than other prospective can-
didates and because he was
being pressured to run by
Prime Minister Yitzhak
Rabin.
Although there have been
reports that Mr. Kollek had
already reversed an earlier
decision to retire from poli-
tics, Mr. Kollek called a
news conference to make his
candidacy official and also
produced a certificate from
his doctor declaring him to
be in good health.
Mr. Kollek presumably
felt compelled to give
assurances about his health
after being hospitalized for a
number of days two weeks
ago.
Despite chest pains and his
admission to a cardiac unit,
doctors said he had not suf-
fered a heart attack and only
experienced fatigue. He is
reportedly now on heart
medication, however.
The Likud party has
scheduled runoff primaries
to produce a challenger to
Mr. Kollek. Likud Knesset
member Ehud Olmert is a
leading candidate.
Meanwhile, recent tele-
phone polls of Jerusalem
residents reportedly showed
that Kollek may not be in
such a strong position to be
re-elected.
Mr. Kollek said he would
be putting Nachman Shai, a
former army spokesman
made popular during the
Persian Gulf War as the
voice of calm, into the No. 2
position on his party's list.
Mr. Shai is currently di-
rector of Israel's state-run
Channel 2.
Mr. Kollek, although en-
dorsed by the Labor Party,
has traditionally run at the
head of his own formally in-
dependent party, One
Jerusalem.
It is presumed by many
that Mr. Kollek, if vic-
torious, would step down and
hand over the mayorship to
the second person on his list.
For years, Mr. Kollek had
groomed Amos Mar-Haim as
his successor, but the
lackluster Mr. Mar-Haim
has apparently been dropped
in favor of the more popular
and charismatic Mr. Shai.
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