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GAZA DISENGAGEMENT (4) answer(s).
 
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Gaza pullout: fromdisengagement to engagement / Mohan, Tanya 2005  Journal Article
Mohan, Tanya Journal Article
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Publication 2005.
Key Words Palestine  ;  Middle East  ;  Gaza Disengagement 
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ID:   082072


Ideological change and Israel's disengagement from Gaza / Rynhold, Jonathan; Waxman, Dov   Journal Article
Rynhold, Jonathan Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Summary/Abstract Jonathan Rynhold and Dov Waxman posit that ideological change within the right-wing Likud party generated support for the partition of Israel that was a vital prerequisite to the Sharon government's adoption of the Gaza disengagement plan in 2005. Although international and domestic pressures were important in determining certain elements of the withdrawal, they did not dictate the policy of disengagement.
Key Words Israel  ;  Middle East  ;  Gaza Disengagement 
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ID:   066436


issues arising from the implementation of Israel's disengagemen / Aronson, Geoffrey 2005  Journal Article
Aronson, Geoffrey Journal Article
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Publication 2005.
Key Words Israel  ;  Middle East  ;  Gaza Disengagement 
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ID:   137546


Something new begins’ – religious Zionism in the 2013 elections: from decline to political recovery / Roth, Anat   Article
Roth, Anat Article
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Summary/Abstract Habayit Hayehudi party was one of the most noteworthy phenomena of the general elections held in Israel in 2013. In the 2009 elections the party's main predecessor only won three seats, and polls conducted in the first half of 2012 cast doubt upon its chances of passing the minimum threshold. Defying these predictions, Habayit Hayehudi won 12 seats to become the fourth largest Knesset party. This article's primary claim is that the party's success derived from its leaders' ability to cater to the aspirations and needs ensuing from the traumatic 2005 Gaza disengagement and to replace the feelings of distress and disorientation with a positive momentum.
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