Tehiya political party

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Tehiya was a right-wing Israeli political party known for its strong nationalist stance, opposition to territorial concessions, and advocacy for Jewish settlement in the occupied territories.

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Tehiya political party canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political party
alliedWith Likud
linked to: Likud party

Moledet
National Religious Party
Tzomet
country Israel
dissolved 1992s after electoral defeat
mid-1990s
electoralThresholdFailure 1992 Israeli legislative election
enteredParliament Knesset
founded 1979
foundedAs breakaway from Likud
foundedBy Eliezer Waldman
Geula Cohen
Hanan Porat
Moshe Shamir
Yuval Neeman
linked to: Yuval Ne'eman

other former Likud and Gahal members
ideology Greater Israel ideology
linked to: Greater Israel

religious Zionism
right-wing nationalism
joinedGovernmentOf Menachem Begin
Yitzhak Shamir
keyFigure Eliezer Waldman
Geula Cohen
Hanan Porat
Moshe Shamir
Yuval Neeman
linked to: Yuval Ne'eman
mergedInto National Union (informal political alignment)
numberOfSeatsInKnesset 2
3
5
opposed Camp David Accords
establishment of a Palestinian state
land for peace policy
territorial concessions by Israel
originatedFrom movement opposing the Egypt–Israel peace treaty
participatedIn Israeli legislative election 1981
Israeli legislative election 1984
Israeli legislative election 1988
Israeli legislative election 1992
politicalPosition far-right
right-wing
supported Israeli control over East Jerusalem
Israeli control over the Gaza Strip
Israeli control over the Golan Heights
Israeli settlements in the West Bank
Jewish settlement in the occupied territories

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Yuval Ne'eman founded Tehiya political party