ISRAELI FOREIGN MINISTER WEIGHS QUITTING.(MAIN)

Byline: Associated Press

JERUSALEM -- Israel's foreign minister said Monday that he is considering resigning over the government's sloppy decision-making and its failure to get peace talks with the Palestinians back on track.

David Levy's public criticism further weakened Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's teetering government. Last week, Netanyahu survived a no-confidence motion in Parliament, but to his embarrassment, 11 members of his ruling coalition skipped the balloting to show their unhappiness with his leadership.

At his news conference Monday, Levy warned that Netanyahu's handling of peace talks with the Palestinians could boomerang, …