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Herut - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia See Herut: The National Movement for this movement. Herut (Hebrew:חרות "Freedom") was the political party of the Revisionist Zionist movement in Israel. Herut remained the leading faction of the Likud electoral coalition until 1988 when Likud's factions formally dissolved and Likud became a unitary political party. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Herut   (360 words)

The Foreign Policy of Herut and the Likud by Ilan Peleg Herut's foreign policy in the first thirty years of Israel's independence and before the movement's leadership took over as the duly installed government of Israel, was characterized by that which follows. Herut's line on the question of Israel's final boundaries was essentially a continuation of the line taken by the Revisionist movement and the Irgun. Herut's foreign policy was of limited importance as long as the party was in opposition (until 1967) or served as a relatively small component within a larger coalition led by Labor. www.geocities.com /alabasters_archive/herut_and_likud.html   (8453 words)

Joel M. Hoffman, PhD: A Guide to Israel's Political Parties ``A list established toward the elections for the Eighth Knesset, which was made up at its inception by the Herut Movement, the Liberal Party, the Free Center, the National List, and Greater Israel Activists. After the Herut Movement had, for many years, constituted the Right-wing marker of the Israeli political spectrum, the orientation of the new list was that of moderate Right in the political arena, and free market in the economic sphere. In 1988, the Herut Movement and Liberal Party merged into a single party called the Likud. exc.com /JoelHoffman/Resources/Israel2006-1.html   (2824 words)

Magshimey Herut - Home As an activist movement, Magshimey Herut takes a revolutionary step in the Zionist world by combining a faithful adherence to Jewish national aspirations with a steadfast commitment to social justice within society. Magshimey Herut is the Zionist liberation movement preparing young adults to deal responsibly with the challenges confronting the Jewish people. Magshimey Herut operates in conjunction with the Hagshama Department of the World Zionist Organization and boasts chapters in several countries worldwide. www.magshimey-herut.org   (232 words)

Herut: The National Movement - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Herut (חרות "Freedom") or Herut: The National Movement is a right wing Israeli political party. Herut participated in the elections of 1999 joining forces with Moledet and Tkuma to form the National Union list, with Benny Begin at number one and the list's candidate for the post of Prime Minister. It positions itself as the ideological successor to the historical Herut movement, contrary to the Likud Party, which abandonded its attachment to the teachings of Zeev Jabotinsky. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Herut:_The_National_Movement   (531 words)

Herut For the 1999 elections, Herut joined with Moledet and Tekuma to form Haichud Haleumit (the National Unity Party). Herut Hadasha was formed in 1998 under the leadership of Benny Begin. Herut won one seat in the 15th Knesset. www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/Politics/Herut.html   (88 words)

Herut - The National Jewish Movement Herut - The National Jewish Movement proposes granting the Palestinian Arabs limited autonomy as soon as practicable, with the proviso that security remain in Israeli hands and the media and education be under Israeli supervision. Herut - The National Jewish Movement affirms that Eretz Israel was given in eternal trust to the Jewish people - past, present and future - and only they have the right to a sovereign state with Jerusalem as its eternal capital. Herut - The National Movement strives to implant the eternal values of Israel's Torah in the life of the nation. www.herut.org.il /old/index-1.htm   (793 words)

Revisionist Zionism After the State of Israel was established, the Revisionist Zionist Organization merged with the Etzel-founded Herut movement to form the Herut party, a component of the Likud, one of Israel's two main political parties. The National Military Organization (Etzel [the Irgun]) and some members of the Jewish Freedom Fighters (Lehi) came from the ranks of the Revisionists. www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/Zionism/Revisionist_Zionism.html   (224 words)

Arutz Sheva - Israel National News Both Kleiner’s Herut party, and Marzel’s Hazit party are at risk of falling short of the minimum Knesset voter threshold in this Tuesday’s national elections. Gal-On demanded that the Central Elections Committee “restrain the thugs of the Herut movement”, and said “This is no longer verbal violence alone with incitement, but physical violence which causes blood to be spilled.” Herut party spokesman Shmuel Ari later accused the Jaffa residents of behaving badly in response to their campaign activities. www.israelnn.com /news.php3?id=100737   (422 words)

Canadian Jewish News Today, Kleiner sits in parliament as a one-man faction of the Herut party, also known as The National Jewish Movement. Kleiner, a member of the Knesset's security and foreign affairs committee, broke away from the Likud party after the 1998 Wye agreement, condemning its leader at the time, former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, for betraying Likud's Greater Israel principles. Claiming the Palestinian problem can only be resolved if Israel seizes full control of the West Bank and Gaza, Kleiner said Israel should declare sovereignty over them. www.cjnews.com /pastissues/02/may16-02/front5.asp   (844 words)

Jabotinsky Institute in Israel The Jewish Marine League, The Hebrew Committee for National Liberation; The Herut Movement and the Likud; archives and collections relating to the Nili Organization, Brith Habiryonim; The Irgun Tzvai Leumi (I.Z.L); Lochamei Herut Israel (F.F.I); Aliyah Beit (Illegal Immigration); African Exiles; Death Row Prisoners. In addition, there are 188 archives relating to the various branches of the National Movement and its institutions - Union of Zionists Revisionists (Hatzohar); The New Zionist Organization (N.Z.O); The Betar Youth movement and its branches in Israel and around the world; The National Labor Federation; Keren Tel-Hai; Committees and Leagues; e.g. G. Archives and Collections of the Union of Zionists-Revisionists (Hatzohar) and the New Zionist Organization (N.Z.O) Archives of Organizations and Institutions of the National Workers' Movement www.jabotinsky.org /archiv_e.htm   (844 words)

Jabotinsky Institute in Israel The Jewish Marine League, The Hebrew Committee for National Liberation; The Herut Movement and the Likud; archives and collections relating to the Nili Organization, Brith Habiryonim; The Irgun Tzvai Leumi (I.Z.L); Lochamei Herut Israel (F.F.I); Aliyah Beit (Illegal Immigration); African Exiles; Death Row Prisoners. In addition, there are 188 archives relating to the various branches of the National Movement and its institutions - Union of Zionists Revisionists (Hatzohar); The New Zionist Organization (N.Z.O); The Betar Youth movement and its branches in Israel and around the world; The National Labor Federation; Keren Tel-Hai; Committees and Leagues; e.g. G. Archives and Collections of the Union of Zionists-Revisionists (Hatzohar) and the New Zionist Organization (N.Z.O) Archives of Organizations and Institutions of the National Workers' Movement www.jabotinsky.org /archiv_e.htm   (844 words)

Moledet: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Moledet united with Herut Herut: The National Movement quick summary: Herut or herut: the national movement is a right wing israeli party.... (Moledet is the party most associated with this notion in Israel, EHandler: no quick summary. www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/m/mo/moledet.htm   (1111 words)

Untitled The Likud Party was founded in 1973 by the amalgamation of the liberal-national bloc of Herut (the successor to the Revisionist Zionist movement of pre-state Israel), the Liberal Party, and three smaller secular-nationalist groups. The political credibility of the National Religious Party was to some extent shaken by the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin by a member of the religious Zionist community. An internal primary endorsed MK and former cabinet minister Zevulun Hammer as the head of the National Religious Party's list for the 1996 Knesset elections. web.idirect.com /~cic/publications/democracyInAction/chapterTwo.html   (1111 words)

Ber Borochov and Socialist Zionism (I-II) by Mitchell Cohen(1984) Syrkin helped found a Socialist Zionist movement called Herut (freedom) [unrelated to the later Herut founded by Menachem Begin in the 1940s] in Berlin, and was an active, if a minority, voice in the World Zionist Organization. Zionism must be a "therapeutic movement" that would analyze the problem, the obstacle preventing its resolution, and consciously begin work on the basis of a prepared program. Eventually Zionism would move from such an avant-garde enterprise to a "national undertaking," at which time "the inner historic necessity of Zionism" would focus on the internal forces of the people rather than the conscious efforts by the original voluntaristic elite. www.angelfire.com /il2/borochov/cohen1.html   (1111 words)

For The Land and The Lord: Chapter 6 Herut and Tehiya appeared in those elections on a joint list that featured Eleazar Waldman in the fifth position. Together' the Likud, Tehiya, and the National Religious Party, all of which favored permanent absorption of the occupied areas into Israel, received 78 percent of the votes cast in the West Bank, through only 44 percent of the total Israeli vote. Likud, Tehiya, the National Religious Party, Morasha, and Ometz together received 875,001 votes. www.ssc.upenn.edu /polisci/faculty/data/lustick/for_the_land/lustick16.html   (1111 words)

UT - MENIC: Countries and Regions: Israel: Government Herut Party - National Jewish Movement committed to the teachings of Ze'ev Jabotinsky. Ariel Sharon - biography of the Prime Minister, chairman of the Likud Party, and former Minister of Immigrant Absorption. Hadash (Democratic Front for Peace and Equality) - Israeli party composed of the Communist Party of Israel, local branches of the Front, and Jewish and Arab groups and individuals. link.lanic.utexas.edu /menic/Countries_and_Regions/Israel/Government   (664 words)

Israel Studies--Mount Herz: The Creation of Israel's National Cemetery Herut, the daily organ of the opposition party, maintained that this was done intentionally, in order to belittle the significance of Herzl, according to the old Revisionist argument that the Zionist labor movement abandoned Herzl's legacy (see Y. Netz, "Kavranei Herzl," Herut, 29 July 1949 [Hebrew]). Mount Herzl, on the other hand, epitomizes the Zionist notion of Israeli patriotism in the manner in which it evinces and celebrates the Zionist argument about Jewish national revival and restoration as a valid option of national redemption. The reinterment of Herzl was meant to concretize the Zionist ethos in terms of a sacred place and to support, through the myth of the founding father, the legitimacy of the state as the fulfillment of Herzl's vision. iupjournals.org /israel/iss1-2.html   (664 words)

Revisionist Zionism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia These leaders, such as Abba Achimeir were attracted to fascism for its staunch anti-communism and its focus on rebuilding the glory of the past, which national-messianists such as Uri Zvi Greenberg felt had much connection to their view of what the Revisionist movement should be. Jabotinsky later argued for a need to establish a base in the Yishuv, and developed a vision to guide the Revisionist movement and the new Jewish society on the economic and social policy centered around the ideal of the Jewish middle class in Europe. State of Israel, it was the Irgun wing of the Revisionist Party that formed Herut, which in turn eventually formed the en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Revisionist_Zionism   (664 words)

Lehi (group) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Avraham ("Yair") Stern was originally an adherent of the Revisionist Zionist movement founded by Ze'ev Jabotinsky in the early 1920s and a member of Irgun, but separated from these groups in 1940 to form his own group, which he called Irgun Zvai Leumi be-Yisrael (National Military Organization in Israel). Lehi (Hebrew acronym for Lohamei Herut Israel, "Fighters for the Freedom of Israel") was a radical self-described terrorist group that had as its goal the eviction of the British from Palestine to allow unrestricted immigration of Jews and the formation of a Jewish state. Specifically, Stern believed that the Jewish population should focus its efforts on fighting the British rather than supporting them in World War II; and that forceful methods were an effective means to achieve those goals. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stern_gang   (1209 words)

Lehi (group) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Avraham ("Yair") Stern was originally an adherent of the Revisionist Zionist movement founded by Ze'ev Jabotinsky in the early 1920s and a member of Irgun, but separated from these groups in 1940 to form his own group, which he called Irgun Zvai Leumi be-Yisrael (National Military Organization in Israel). It viewed the continued British rule of Palestine as a violation of the mandate's provision generally, and its restrictions on Jewish immigration to be an intolerable breach of international law. Lehi (Hebrew acronym for Lohamei Herut Israel, "Fighters for the Freedom of Israel") was a radical self-described terrorist group that had as its goal the eviction of the British from Palestine to allow unrestricted immigration of Jews and the formation of a Jewish state. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stern_gang   (1228 words)

The JPost Special - ELECTIONS 2003 : ISRAEL DECIDES In 1965 the Herut Movement joined forces with the Liberal Party to form the Gahal political bloc (which in 1973 became the Likud), and in the same year Mapai formed the first Alignment, with another social democratic party, Ahdut Ha'avoda. With the outbreak of the Six Day War in June 1967, Eshkol formed the country's first national unity government with Gahal. The war eventually changed the political map and the major issue over which elections were to be fought: the future of the territories occupied by Israel in the course of the war -- the Sinai Peninsula, the Gaza Strip, Judea and Samaria (the West Bank), and the Golan Heights. info.jpost.com /C002/Supplements/Elections2003/politichistory2.html   (1228 words)

Irgun Zvai Leumi (IZL) - Lohame Herut Yi´sra'el (LEHI), Bibliography The Irgun Zvai Leumi (I.Z.L.): the story of Israel's underground movement for national liberation. Irgun Zvai Leumi (IZL) - Lohame Herut Yi´sra'el (LEHI), Bibliography users.skynet.be /terrorism/html/israel_izl.htm   (1228 words)

knesset.txt --------------------------------------------------------- Muhamad Kanan (United Arab List) Ayoob Kara (Likud) Haim Katz (One Nation) Yisrael Katz (Likud) Yossi Katz (Labor-Meimad) Tawfik Khatib (United Arab List) Michael Kleiner (Herut - National Movement) L. --------------------------------------------------------- Shmuel Halpert (Yahadut HaTorah) Tzachi Hanegbi (Likud) Zvi Hendel (Ihud Leumi-Yisrael Beiteinu) Abraham Hirchson (Likud) Ofer Hugi (Shas) I. --------------------------------------------------------- Nissim Ze'ev (Shas) Rechavam Ze'evy (Ihud Leumi-Yisrael Beiteinu) psephos.adam-carr.net /countries/i/israel/knesset.txt   (1228 words)

Parliamentary Groups in the Knesset At the time of the union, MK Michael Kleiner left Ichud Leumi and established the Herut - National Movement parliamentary group. A parliamentary group formed in the course of the Fifteenth Knesset as the result of a union between the Ichud Leumi and Yisrael Beiteinu. Purple: A Member of the Knesset who left a parliamentary group, and returned to it in the course of the Knesset’s term www.knesset.gov.il /faction/eng/FactionPage_eng.asp?PG=110   (1228 words)

The world's top rehavam zeevi websites In 1999, his Moledet movement united with Herut and Tkuma into a single fraction - Ihud Leumi (National Union). Following the election of Ariel Sharon in February 2001, Zeevi joined the coalition and was made the Minister of Tourism on March the 7th, 2001. dirs.org /wiki-article-tab.cfm/rehavam_zeevi   (777 words)

Yitzhak Shamir, Israeli Prime Minister, 1915- Shamir was a member of two militant Jewish underground organizations which were active before Israel gained its independence in 1948: first, the Irgun Zva'i Leumi (known as the "Irgun" or "organization") and later, the Lohamei Herut Israel ("Lehi," also known as the Stern Gang). Born in eastern Poland, Yitzhak Shamir (originally Jazernicki) was a member of the Betar youth movement. Results of the 1984 elections were indecisive and the Likud was forced to accept a national unity arrangement with the Labor party. www.jafi.org.il /education/100/people/BIOS/shamir.html   (365 words)

Lehi (group) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Avraham ("Yair") Stern was originally an adherent of the Revisionist Zionist movement founded by Ze'ev Jabotinsky in the early 1920s and a member of Irgun, but separated from these groups in 1940 to form his own group, which he called Irgun Zvai Leumi be-Yisrael (National Military Organization in Israel). Lehi (Hebrew acronym for Lohamei Herut Israel, "Fighters for the Freedom of Israel") was a radical self-described terrorist group that had as its goal the eviction of the British from Palestine to allow unrestricted immigration of Jews and the formation of a Jewish state. Specifically, Stern believed that the Jewish population should focus its efforts on fighting the British rather than supporting them in World War II; and that forceful methods were an effective means to achieve those goals. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lehi_(group)   (1296 words)

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