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• Likud
  ...Center, Laam and Gahal parties before the the 1973 elections.<ref name=JVL-Likud>{{citation | title = Likud Party
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• Likud/Definition
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• Likud/Related Articles
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• American Friends of Likud
  #REDIRECT [[Likud#United States]]
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• American Friends of Likud/Definition
  ...r of the world federation of Likud organizations, not directly under the [[Likud]] Party in Israel
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• American Friends of Likud/Definition
  ...r of the world federation of Likud organizations, not directly under the [[Likud]] Party in Israel
  105 bytes (17 words) - 13:58, 2 November 2009
• American Friends of Likud
  #REDIRECT [[Likud#United States]]
  33 bytes (4 words) - 13:56, 2 November 2009
• Likud
  ...Center, Laam and Gahal parties before the the 1973 elections.<ref name=JVL-Likud>{{citation | title = Likud Party
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• Benjamin Netanyahu/Definition
  ...ime Minister of Israel]], leading a right-wing coalition and head of the [[Likud]] Party (center-right); was also Prime Minister from 1996 to 1999
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• Nativ (journal)/Definition
  ...ith an editorial policy opposing a [[two-state solution]] and suggesting [[Likud]] offers too many compromises
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• Israel Policy Forum/Definition
  ...at its founding, by [[Yitzhak Rabin]], and does not unreservedly support [[Likud]] positions
  389 bytes (56 words) - 21:47, 25 July 2009
• Israel-Palestine conflict/Related Articles
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• Chief of Staff of the Israeli Defense Forces
  | Formed Tzomet Party, later merged into [[Likud]]; Deputy Prime Minister 1996 | Second career in [[archeology]]; later in Likud government
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• Political party/Related Articles
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• Israeli intelligence community
  ...inister in the Cabinet, currently Deputy Prime Minister [[Dan Meridor]] ([[Likud]]), who also holds the Atomic Energy portfolio. Each military unit has ta
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• Jerusalem Post
  ...s of silly classifications. Is the prime minister, head of the rightwing [[Likud]] and champion of the leftist unilateral disengagement, a Leftist or a Righ
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• The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy/Related Articles
  {{r|Likud}}
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• Interest group/Related Articles
  {{r|American Friends of Likud}}
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• State of Israel
  ...lition partner is [[Yisrael Beiteinu]] led by [[Avigdor Lieberman]]. While Likud is usually called right-wing, Yisrael Beiteineu is much farther in the nati | [[Likud]]
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• Middle East Studies Association
  ...tinguished academic with links to far right-wing Lebanese groups and the [[Likud]] clique, became the ‘terrorism analyst’ at MSNBC.”<ref name=FP2007-1
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• Israel Policy Forum
  ...Israeli Prime Minister [[Yitzhak Rabin]]. It has not been supportive of [[Likud]] positions. In ''[[The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy]]'', Mearsheim
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• Zionism
  ...stinct Jewish Legion fighting unit in [[World War I]].<noinclude><ref name=Likud-Herut>{{citation | url = http://www.likud-herut.org.uk/zeev-jabotinsky.php
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• Politics/Index
  - [[Likud]] -
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• J Street
  ...t than the Israeli government. Its messages reflect more the oppositionist Likud doctrine than the moderate stance of Prime Minister Olmert. Moreover, where Yuli Edelstein (Likud), the Diaspora affairs minister, was among those to refuse to meet with the
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