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	The Likud Party
		The Likud (Union) was formed by the joining together of Free Center, Laam and Gahal in preparation for the 1973 elections, the Likud has become one of Israel’s major conservative parties.
		Likud was last in power from 1996 until 1999 when Netanyahu lost to Ehud Barak.
		Likud’s platform includes a peace treaty based on "peace for peace," maintaining the status quo in religion/state issues and reforms in public health, education and welfare.
	www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/Politics/LikudParty.html (148 words)

	Likud
		At the present Likud is the leading party in the government of Ariel Sharon.
		The uniting factor for Likud was the idea that the territories occupied by Israel in the Six-Day War of 1967; Sinai, Gaza Strip, West Bank, and Golan Heights should be included into the state of Israel.
		The extended Likud bloc, which counted 40 seats before the elections, were reduced to 32 seats, which in total represented the worst ever result for the party.
	lexicorient.com /e.o/likud.htm (372 words)

	Haaretz - Elections 2003
		It also seems that political considerations, rather than "the introduction of new priorities for encouraging economic growth in the Negev," were responsible for the Likud failing to cancel the Negev Law, despite the huge cost to the state budget of some NIS 1 billion per year.
		The cost of the law was reduced, but, fearing a backlash from Negev residents, the Likud did not dare to cancel the law or even to freeze it, as it had done with other costly laws.
		On the subject of yeshiva students being drafted, the Likud has changed its position depending on whether it is in government or in the opposition.
	www.haaretz.com /hasen/pages/ShArtElection.jhtml?itemNo=244273&contrassID=2&subContrassID=5&sbSubContrassID=0&listSrc=Y (1197 words)

	Likud
		At the present Likud is the leading party in the government of Ariel Sharon.
		The uniting factor for Likud was the idea that the territories occupied by Israel in the Six-Day War of 1967; Sinai, Gaza Strip, West Bank, and Golan Heights should be included into the state of Israel.
		The extended Likud bloc, which counted 40 seats before the elections, were reduced to 32 seats, which in total represented the worst ever result for the party.
	i-cias.com /e.o/likud.htm (380 words)

	Likud - Platform
		The Likud will strengthen the existing peace agreements with the Arab states and strive to achieve peace agreements with all of Israel's neighbors with the aim of reaching a comprehensive solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict.
		The overall objectives for the final status with the Palestinians are: to end the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians on the basis of a stable, sustainable agreement and replace confrontation with cooperation and good neighborliness, while safeguarding Israel's vital interests as a secure and prosperous Zionist and Jewish state.
		The Likud government will act with vigor to continue Jewish habitation and strengthen Israeli sovereignty in the eastern parts of the city, while emphasizing improvements in the welfare and security of the Arab residents.
	www.knesset.gov.il /elections/knesset15/elikud_m.htm (1234 words)

	Likud - definition - Zionism and Israel -Encyclopedia / Dictionary/Lexicon of Zionism/Israel/
		The Likud will strengthen the existing peace agreements with the Arab states and strive to achieve peace agreements with all of Israel's neighbors with the aim of reaching a comprehensive solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict.
		The overall objectives for the final status with the Palestinians are: to end the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians on the basis of a stable, sustainable agreement and replace confrontation with cooperation and good neighborliness, while safeguarding Israel's vital interests as a secure and prosperous Zionist and Jewish state.
		The Likud government will act with vigor to continue Jewish habitation and strengthen Israeli sovereignty in the eastern parts of the city, while emphasizing improvements in the welfare and security of the Arab residents.
	www.zionism-israel.com /dic/Likud.htm (1644 words)

	Likud Canada
		The Likud does not want Israel to give away the responsibility for the security of its citizens.
		The Likud wants a strong economy, unhindered by the archaic structure of unions and state-owned companies.
		The Likud cares for the land, the people, the traditions and the holy places and the bond with Jews everywhere in the world.
	www.likud.ca (487 words)

	Likud Votes for Armageddon
		On mother’s day, the Likud party overwhelmingly rejected the idea of a Palestinian state in complete defiance of the position advanced by President Bush who sees the establishment of a Palestinian State as the only solution to resolving the Middle East conflict.
		The Likud vote not only rejects the only path to comprehensive peace in the Middle East but also makes a mockery of American positions on the subject and undermines American interests in the region and its war on terrorism.
		While Hamas and Likud may use different means, the former preferring suicide bombers, and the later preferring strategic bombers (F-16s), tanks and barricades, it seems that they mirror each other in their intransigence and anti-peace ideologies.
	www.glocaleye.org /armageddon.htm (926 words)

	Israel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The new Likud party, led by Menachem Begin, became the new ruling party.
		The early 1990s were marked by the beginning of a massive immigration of Soviet Jews, who, according to the Law of Return, were entitled to become Israeli citizens upon arrival.
		Ariel Sharon became the new prime minister in March 2001 and consequently was re-elected, along with his Likud party in the Knesset elections of 2003.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Israel (7441 words)

	Ariga: Likud unity? Wednesday, November 16, 2005
		The Likud faction meeting was devoted to discussing when to hold elections and it was no accident that Netanyahu pressed for elections in May, and not the March dates that are being bandied about in the Knesset by among others, Amir Peretz.
		Netanyahu argued that May would be a better date for elections, 'to give Peretz more time to make mistakes,' but some in the Likud suggested privately that Netanyahu might be jockeying for the later date in the belief that his chances at beating Sharon in an internal race might yet improve.
		Kristal said that the Likud would remain united around Peretz until after the elections and then the all out war in the Likud would resume.
	www.ariga.com /2005-11-16.shtml (840 words)

	Likud of Holland / Likoed Nederland : Israeli politics, middle east conflict and peace process, terror and terrorism, ...
		Likud of Holland / Likoed Nederland : Israeli politics, middle east conflict and peace process, terror and terrorism, Palestinian extremism and violations of the peace accords, suicide bombings and attacks.
		Israelische politiek / beleid, conflict in het Midden Oosten, standpunten van de regering van Israel, terrorisme, terreur, Palestijns en Arabisch extremisme en schendingen van de vredes akkoorden.
		In Israel is Likud an organisation with recently grew to 312.000 members, a record which makes it the by far the largest political party.
	www.likud.nl (1767 words)

	Welcome to Likud Herut
		A veteran leader of Israeli politics and a consistently high ranking member of the Likud party, Dr. Uzi Landau held central positions as a member of the Israeli Knesset and Government from 1984 through 2006.
		Additionally, he served as Chairman and member of several defence, economic, and government operations oversight committees of the Knesset and the Likud Party.
		Former Prime Minister of Israel and now Likud leader.
	www.likud-herut.org.uk (136 words)

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