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- proper noun A
centrist political party inIsrael .
Etymologies
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Kadima is Hebrew for "forward," and that's the spoken spirit of the school, students and administration as they look to April 30, the last day of classes.
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Kadima is Hebrew for "forward," and that's the spoken spirit of the school, students and administration as they look to April 30, the last day of classes.
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Kadima is Hebrew for "forward," and that's the spoken spirit of the school, students and administration as they look to April 30, the last day of classes.
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Only 148 candidates are being run by the main Kadima, Likud and Labor parties which prefer to husband their resources for the Feb 10 general election campaign.
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Only 148 candidates are being run by the main Kadima, Likud and Labor parties which prefer to husband their resources for the Feb 10 general election campaign.
israeli trivia 2008
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Latest reporting seems to indicate that an internal coup from within Kadima might be imminent.
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Fourteen of Likud's 40 Parliament members followed him to the new party, which by the end of last week was given the name Kadima (Forward).
Rebel With A Cause 2007
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Just to be clear, you’re saying that a hypothetical increase in Kadima-Labor popularity is purely coincidental, right???
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Any splintering of Kadima, which is Hebrew for "Forward," could have far-reaching implications, likely sending Israeli politics shifting to the right.
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After leaving the Likud Party last fall and forming his own party called Kadima (Forward), the party immediately attracted defectors from both Likud and Israel's left-wing Labor Party politicians.
Larger Than Life 2007
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