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| − | '''Kadima''' is a [[centrist]] political party in [[Israel]], founded in 2005 by [[Ariel Sharon]] after a dispute with his [[Likud]] party. | + | '''Kadima''' is a [[centrist]] political party in [[Israel]], founded in 2005 by [[Ariel Sharon]] after a dispute with his [[Likud]] party. Its current head is [[Shaul Mofaz]]. Under his leadership the party's representation in the [[Knesset]] has shrunk to just two members. |
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 16:14, June 15, 2013
Kadima is a centrist political party in Israel, founded in 2005 by Ariel Sharon after a dispute with his Likud party. Its current head is Shaul Mofaz. Under his leadership the party's representation in the Knesset has shrunk to just two members.
External links
- Kadima's official website (In Hebrew)