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Likud

[li:'ku:d]
n.
利库德集团(以色列右翼党派的政治联盟,长期为以色列执政党)

Finance Minister Shimon Peres and Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin, leaders of the center-left Labor Party that shares power with Shamir's Likud, favor trading territory for peace, though not the creation of a Palestinian state.
"We can't afford to abandon the nation to the Likud," Mr. Peres said.
Likud and Tehiya first challenged the PLP in the Elections Committee and then took their case to the Supreme Court.
Political concessions would also be difficult for Labor to accept, especially an expected Likud demand that Labor give up its support for an international peace conference.
The coalition is made up of 10 rightist and religious factions and led by the Likud bloc of Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir. Parliament approved the government on Monday.
Labor and Shamir's right-wing Likud bloc have been equal partners in a "national unity" coalition government since indecisive 1984 elections.
Officials in Shamir's right-wing Likud bloc say Soviet Jews should be settled in the occupied territories, which Likud sees as an integral part of Israel.
Officials in Shamir's right-wing Likud bloc say Soviet Jews should be settled in the occupied territories, which Likud sees as an integral part of Israel.
Shamir, who heads the right-wing Likud Party, immediately turned that into a rallying cry for an end to Labor-backed policies that traditionally have preserved jobs regardless of the cost.
A lack of growth is destabilising because it tempts the other side into seeing us as weak.' Both the Likud and Labour are committed publicly to accelerating market reforms.
Ariel Weinstein, who represents Shamir's Likud bloc on the Finance Committee, said the government decided on a policy of settling the occupied territories and they should be treated as any other Israeli town.
Therefore, if Likud retains its lead, it probably would be given first crack at forming a ruling coalition.
Legislator Micha Reisser, a top candidate for the right-wing Likud bloc in next week's parliamentary elections, died Thursday of injuries sustained in a car accident, hospital officials said.
But Peres said the government's response does not have to be given before Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, leader of the Likud bloc, travels to the United States in mid-November.
Shamir's spokesman Yossi Ahimeir predicted Labor would accept Likud's demands.
But religious parties started bolting when he asked Labor to join the government, fearing Likud would break promises to them to accommodate Labor.
However, analysts haven't entirely ruled out that possibility because the complex building of a coalition could push either Likud or Labor to extremes to which the parties don't want to go.
The decision-making inner Cabinet is scheduled to meet Wednesday, with Peres' center-left Labor Party and Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir's right-wing Likud bloc still at odds over the U.S. plan.
Israel's right-wing Likud bloc, headed by Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, also rejects the concept of trading land for peace.
Parliament today approved the prime minister's Palestinian election plan after he defeated a challenge by right-wing legislators in his Likud bloc who argued the plan could lead to a Palestinian state.
Mr. Peres's Labor Party appears more vulnerable than Likud, because the Labor-allied Histadrut trade union federation owns or controls many of the ailing industries, chief among them Koor and the nation's largest insurance company.
Peres, meanwhile, was seeking to break a 60-60 deadlock with Likud to win a majority coalition in the 120-member Parliament, by trying to enlist defectors from Likud, Israeli media reported.
Peres, meanwhile, was seeking to break a 60-60 deadlock with Likud to win a majority coalition in the 120-member Parliament, by trying to enlist defectors from Likud, Israeli media reported.
"I never believed that the Likud under him would move forward in a courageous way toward peace," the former president said.
Despite the tensions that Likud's program has generated, some Israeli analysts have predicted the dispute could be resolved before Labor convenes its Central Committee.
The ministers, David Levy of the hardline Likud bloc and Yitzhak Peretz of the ultra-Orthodox Shas Party, contended Herzog should not pay respects to Hirohito because of Japan's alliance with Nazi Germany during World War II, Israel radio said.
That means that for now we will probably support the Likud and push them to support a national unity government," Ravitz told reporters.
But hardliners in Shamir's right-wing Likud bloc criticized his latest meetings with Palestinians, charging he was circumventing a government boycott of the PLO, Israeli reports said.
The radical right-wing Moledet, meanwhile, said its ideological differences with Likud could not be bridged.
Likud and Labor are deeply divided over the issue of Palestinian representation in peace talks.

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