Here's a prediction that means absolutely nothing unless this gets linked elsewhere, in which case who needs plausible deniability when you've got the "Edit" button:  Wolfowitz keeps his job, Olmert loses his. (It's a low order for prophecy, but still -- hump day is all about rolling the dice.) 

The man currently ahead in opinion polls, former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of the Likud Party, is keeping his silence for now, his aides say. But Mr. Netanyahu’s former aide Uzi Arad said Mr. Olmert would find it “exceedingly difficult” to stay on, given that the commission made it clear that its conclusions about the rest of the war were likely to be even harsher than those about the war’s start.

Kadima's been undone by obesity and a stroke.