Today, 35 years ago, on March 13, 1990 (February 17, 1990), the Israeli coalition government was dissolved and Prime Minister Shamir resigned. On March 13, 1990, a cabinet meeting of the Israeli coalition of the Likud Group and the Labour Party was held, where both sides argued about the U.S. peace plan. Leader of the Likud Group, Prime Minister Shamir dismissed Labour Party leader, Deputy Prime Minister Perez, and all Labour ministers resigned, and the coalition government declared its dissolution. On March 15, the Israeli Parliament passed the case of no-confidence with 60 to 55 votes, and Shamir became the first Prime Minister in Israeli history to be ousted by the parliament. At the request of Israeli President Herzog, Perez came out to