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Gesher party

political party, Israel
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  • David Levy

    In 1995 Levy founded the Gesher (“Bridge”) party, with a secular Sephardic base, and in 1999 he was named minister of foreign affairs and deputy prime minister in Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet. He resigned both posts the following year over differences with Netanyahu but in 2002 served briefly as minister without…

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    In 1995 Levy founded the Gesher (“Bridge”) party, with a secular Sephardic base, and in 1999 he was named minister of foreign affairs and deputy prime minister in Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet. He resigned both posts the following year over differences with Netanyahu but in 2002 served briefly as minister without…

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