Has it really been 40 years since the 'Mahapach'?

Likud’s first electoral victory produced a new political hegemon and an epoch of social transition, national defiance and cultural revolt.

PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu walks in front of a poster depicting the late prime minister Menachem Begin, upon his arrival at the Likud party’s headquarters in Tel Aviv in 2010

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ByAMOTZ ASA-EL

JUNE 27, 2017 05:27

Has it really been 40 years since the 'Mahapach'?

Likud’s first electoral victory produced a new political hegemon and an epoch of social transition, national defiance and cultural revolt.

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Has it really been 40 years since the 'Mahapach'?

Likud’s first electoral victory produced a new political hegemon and an epoch of social transition, national defiance and cultural revolt.

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