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Likud was created in 1973.
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What side was the Likud party on?
The Palestinians.
What is the biggest party in Israel?
After Likud united with Liebarman´s "Israel is Our Home" party, this bloc is without doubt the biggest party of Israel.
Who won the election for Prime Minister in Israel in 2001?
Benjamin (Binyamin) Netanyahu, leader of Likud, had won and is the prime minister.
What is the full mailing address of the Likud Party in Israel?
See related links for full address and phone number, as well as email address.
Who won the 2009 Israeli elections?
It's a bit more complicated than 'who ran'. Israel has a complex parliamentary government. There were over 30 parties on the ballot for this election. The parties considered the big three were: Kadima, Likud and Labor. The parties with the actual chance of having the prime minister come from their own were Kadima and Likud. The leaders of Kadima and Likud are Tzipi Livni and Binyamin Netanyahu. Either of them will be determined the prime minister once it is decided which party actually won the right to create a coalition.
What is Benjamin netanyahus email address?
JUST WANTED TO AGREE WITH HIM ANOTHER STOLEN ELECTION....
Who is Binyamin Netanyahu?
Binyamin Netanyahu is a former prime minister of Israel, the current leader of the Likud political party and possibly the upcoming prime minister of Israel if it is decided that he can build a viable coalition (if Livni fails). ===================================== September 2010 . . . Benjamin Netanyahu is the current Prime Minister of Israel.
Who is the current leader of the Israeli government?
A parliamentary democracy.Israel's Current government is a parliamentary democracy, headed by a coalition in the Israeli Parliament (The Knesset), the head of the Government is the Prime Minster while the head of State is the President. Israel's Prime Minster is Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu of the Likud Party while the President is Shimon Peres of the Kadima party. The Governing coalition in the Knesset is made up of six political parties:Likud (27 seats in the Knesset): Liberal conservatism, Revisionist ZionismYisrael Beiteinu(15 seats): Nationalism, Secularism, Economic liberalism, Russian-speakers' interests, Revisionist ZionismShas(11 seats): Yalkut Yosef, Sephardic and Mizrahi Haredi Judaism,Populism, Religious conservatismIndependence(5 seats): Centrism, ZionismUnited Torah Judaism(5 seats): Torah, HalachaThe Jewish Home(3 seats): Religious Zionism, Modern Orthodox Judaismthere are 8 Opposition parties:Kadima(28 seats): Centrism, Liberalism, ZionismLabor Party(8 seats): Social democracy, Third Way, Labor ZionismHadash(4 seats): Communism, Socialism, Israeli Arab interest, Arab-Jewish partnershipNational Union(4 seats): Hardalism, Halakha, Land of Israel, Nationalism, Fiscal conservatism, Mixed economy, Conflict managementUnited Arab List(3 seats): Israeli Arab interest, IslamismTa'al(1 seat): Israeli Arab interestNew Movement - Meretz(3 seats): Social democracy, Secularism, Peace activism, Green politics, Labor ZionismBalad(3 seats): Arab nationalism, democratic socialismThe Cabinet of Israel has 30 membersPrime Minister: Benjamin Netanyahu (Likud)Vice Prime Minister: Silvan Shalom (Likud)Vice Prime Minister: Moshe Ya'alon (Likud)Deputy Prime Minister: Ehud Barak (Independence)Deputy Prime Minister: Avigdor Lieberman (Yisrael Beitenu)Deputy Prime Minister: Dan Meridor (Likud)Deputy Prime Minister: Eli Yishai (Shas)Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development: Orit Noked (Independence)Minister of Communications: Moshe Kahlon (Likud)Minister of Culture and Sport: Limor Livnat (Likud)Minister of Defense: Ehud Barak (Independence)Minister of the Development of the Negev and Galilee: Silvan Shalom (Likud)Minister of Economic Strategy: Benjamin Netanyahu (Likud)Minister of Education: Gideon Sa'ar (Likud)Minister of Environmental Protection: Gilad Erdan (Likud)Minister of Finance: Yuval Steinitz (Likud)Minister of Foreign Affairs: Avigdor Lieberman (Yisrael Beitenu)Minister of Health: Benjamin Netanyahu (Likud)Minister for Home Front Defense: Matan Vilnai (Independence)Minister of Housing and Construction: Ariel Atias (Shas)Minister of Immigrant Absorption: Sofa Landver (Yisrael Beitenu)Minister of Improvement of Government Services: Michael Eitan (Likud)Minister of Industry, Trade, and Labour: Shalom Simhon (Independence)Minister of Information and Diaspora: Yuli-Yoel Edelstein (Likud)Minister of Intelligence and Atomic Energy: Dan Meridor (Likud)Minister of Internal Affairs: Eli Yishai (Shas)Minister of Internal Security: Yitzhak Aharonovich (Yisrael Beitenu)Minister of Justice: Ya'akov Ne'eman (Not a member of the Knesset)Minister of Minorities: Shalom Simhon (Independence)Minister of National Infrastructure: Uzi Landau (Yisrael Beitenu)Minister of Pensioner Affairs: Benjamin Netanyahu (Likud)Minister of Regional Development: Silvan Shalom (Likud)Minister of Religious Services: Ya'akov Margi (Shas)Minister of Science and Technology: Daniel Hershkowitz (The Jewish Home)Minister of Strategic Affairs: Moshe Ya'alon (Likud)Minister of Tourism: Stas Misezhnikov (Yisrael Beitenu)Minister of Transportation and Road Safety: Yisrael Katz (Likud)Minister of Welfare and Social Services: Moshe Kahlon (Likud)Minister without Portfolio: Benny Begin (Lukid)Minister without Portfolio: Meshulam Nahari (Shas)Minister without Portfolio: Yossi Peled (Likud)Deputy Ministers:Deputy Minister of the Development of the Negev and Galilee: Ayoob Kara (Likud)Deputy Minister of Education: Meir Porush (United Torah Judaism)Deputy Minister of Finance: Yitzhak Cohen (Shas)Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs: Daniel Ayalon (Yisrael Beitenu)Deputy Minister of Health: Yaakov Litzman (United Torah Judaism)Deputy Minister of Pensioner Affairs: Lea Nass (Likud)Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Office: Gila Gamliel (Likud)
What is Tzipi Livni's family background?
Tzipi Livni, the Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs, is the daughter of Eitan Livni (born in Poland) and Sara Rosenberg, both prominent former Irgun members. Her father served as the chief operations officer of the Irgun and later, 1974-1984, a member of the knesset from the Likud
Who was the Prime Minister of Israel in 2012?
Benjamin Netanyahu was the Prime Minister of Israel in 2012. He became the Prime Minister of Israel on 2009 March 31, a second term as Prime Minister as Chairman of the Likud Party. Netanyahu was also the Prime Minister of Israel from 1996 June 18 to 1999 July 6.
What rhymes with include?
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What is the religious governing body of Israel called?
Likud is a political party. There's the Chief Rabbinate of Israel, which consists of one Ashkenazi and one Sephardi rabbi. However, they hold influence ONLY over Jews for religious matters. Non-Jews are not governed by them in any way at all. It is as others have said, a secular democracy. There are around 8 non-Jewish members of the Knesset plus on the Cabinet including a number of Muslims and Christians. The supreme and court systems are secular in their rulings.
