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	'''Likud''' (meaning "The Consolidation"; official name '''Likud – National Liberal Movement''') is a major politically party in [[Israel]]. [[Wikipedia]] describes it as "centre-right to right-wing", which may possibly be correct in the local Israeli context that is now generally very pro-~~Jewish~~ fascist among Israeli ~~Jews~~, but Likud supports pro-~~Jewish~~ policies that would likely be labeled as "far right", "supremacist", or worse, if a non-~~Jewish~~ party outside Israel supported similar policies for a non-~~Jewish~~ group, one example of [[double standards]] in politically correct media.		'''Likud''' (meaning "The Consolidation"; official name '''Likud – National Liberal Movement''') is a major politically party in [[Israel]]. [[Wikipedia]] describes it as "centre-right to right-wing", which may possibly be correct in the local Israeli context that is now generally very pro-jewish fascist among Israeli jews, but Likud supports pro-jewish policies that would likely be labeled as "far right", "supremacist", or worse, if a non-jewish party outside Israel supported similar policies for a non-jewish group, one example of [[double standards]] in politically correct media.

	Although originally a secular fascist party, many [[Orthodox ~~Jews~~]] view the Likud as a better party for their special interests than other mainstream parties, and in recent years a large group of [[Haredim]] have joined the party and established the "Likud Haredi faction", one example of the increasing influence of fundamentalist [[Judaism]] in Israel.		Although originally a secular fascist party, many [[Orthodox jews]] view the Likud as a better party for their special interests than other mainstream parties, and in recent years a large group of [[Haredim]] have joined the party and established the "Likud Haredi faction", one example of the increasing influence of fundamentalist [[Judaism]] in Israel.

	Since 1977, many Israeli Prime Ministers have been from the Likud party.		Since 1977, many Israeli Prime Ministers have been from the Likud party.

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	'''Likud''' (meaning "The Consolidation"; official name '''Likud – National Liberal Movement''') is a major politically party in [[Israel]]. [[Wikipedia]] describes it as "centre-right to right-wing", which may possibly be correct in the local Israeli context that is now generally very pro-Jewish ~~nationalist~~ among Israeli Jews, but Likud supports pro-Jewish policies that would likely be labeled as "far right", "supremacist", or worse, if a non-Jewish party outside Israel supported similar policies for a non-Jewish group, one example of [[double standards]] in politically correct media.		'''Likud''' (meaning "The Consolidation"; official name '''Likud – National Liberal Movement''') is a major politically party in [[Israel]]. [[Wikipedia]] describes it as "centre-right to right-wing", which may possibly be correct in the local Israeli context that is now generally very pro-Jewish fascist among Israeli Jews, but Likud supports pro-Jewish policies that would likely be labeled as "far right", "supremacist", or worse, if a non-Jewish party outside Israel supported similar policies for a non-Jewish group, one example of [[double standards]] in politically correct media.

	Although originally a secular ~~nationalist~~ party, many [[Orthodox Jews]] view the Likud as a better party for their special interests than other mainstream parties, and in recent years a large group of [[Haredim]] have joined the party and established the "Likud Haredi faction", one example of the increasing influence of fundamentalist [[Judaism]] in Israel.		Although originally a secular fascist party, many [[Orthodox Jews]] view the Likud as a better party for their special interests than other mainstream parties, and in recent years a large group of [[Haredim]] have joined the party and established the "Likud Haredi faction", one example of the increasing influence of fundamentalist [[Judaism]] in Israel.

	Since 1977, many Israeli Prime Ministers have been from the Likud party.		Since 1977, many Israeli Prime Ministers have been from the Likud party.

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'''Likud''' (meaning "The Consolidation"; official name '''Likud – National Liberal Movement''') is a major politically party in [[Israel]]. [[Wikipedia]] describes it as "centre-right to right-wing", which may possibly be correct in the local Israeli context that is now generally very pro-Jewish nationalist among Israeli Jews, but Likud supports pro-Jewish policies that would likely be labeled as "far right", "supremacist", or worse, if a non-Jewish party outside Israel supported similar policies for a non-Jewish group, one example of [[double standards]] in politically correct media.

Although originally a secular nationalist party, many [[Orthodox Jews]] view the Likud as a better party for their special interests than other mainstream parties, and in recent years a large group of [[Haredim]] have joined the party and established the "Likud Haredi faction", one example of the increasing influence of fundamentalist [[Judaism]] in Israel.

Since 1977, many Israeli Prime Ministers have been from the Likud party.

== See also ==
*[[Benjamin Netanyahu]]
*[[Irgun and Lehi]]
*[[Ronald Lauder]]
*[[Sheldon Adelson]]

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