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National Religious Party — מפד ל Leader Haim Moshe Shapira Yosef Burg Zevulun Hammer Yitzhak Levy Effi Eitam Zevulun Orlev … Wikipedia
NATIONAL RELIGIOUS PARTY (NRP) — NATIONAL RELIGIOUS PARTY (NRP), Israeli party known in Hebrew as Hamafdal (acronym for Ha Miflagah ha Datit ha Le ummit). The NRP was founded in June 1956 through the merger of two national religious Zionist parties, mizrachi and Ha Po el ha… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
National Religious Party — (NRP; Miflaga Datit Leumit Mafdal) The NRP was founded in 1956 by Mizrachi as a religious political party seeking to combine religious concerns and a moderate socialist orientation in economic matters within a Zionist framework. It was a… … Historical Dictionary of Israel
National Religious Party — Israeli religious political party uniting the Religious Zionist Worker s Union with the Mizrachi party, political party promoting religious values in the state of Israel … English contemporary dictionary
National Awakening Party — Partai Kebangkitan Bangsa Chairman Muhaimin Iskandar[1] … Wikipedia
National Renovator Party — Partido Nacional Renovador Leader José Pinto Coelho Headquarters Lisbon … Wikipedia
National Mandate Party — Partai Amanat Nasional Chairman Hatta Rajasa … Wikipedia
National Salvation Party — Millî Selamet Partisi Founder Necmettin Erbakan Founded 1972 Dissolved 1981 Preceded by National Order Party … Wikipedia
National Religious Zionist Renewal Party — The splinter Knesset faction created by Efraim (Effie) Eitam and Yizhak Levy when they seceded in 2005 from the National Religious Party (NRP) in a dispute about the NRP s policy response to the evacuation of settlers as part of Ariel Sharon s … Historical Dictionary of Israel
National Religious Movement — official name of the National Religious Party since 1986 … English contemporary dictionary
National Independence Party (UK) — The National Independence Party was a minor far right party that appeared in British politics during the 1970s. The party was led by John Davis, and campaigned on a platform similar to that of the much bigger National Front (NF) on anti… … Wikipedia
