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The 18 pages that link to Menachem Begin, each with the reason it gives.

• David Ben-GurionCompared with: Begin's Revisionist movement opposed Ben-Gurion's Labor Zionist leadership and challenged its political dominance.

• Camp David AccordsRelated: His government negotiated the terms of withdrawal while seeking secure borders and recognition.

• Anwar SadatRelated: His negotiations with Sadat produced the framework for Egyptian-Israeli peace.

• Benjamin NetanyahuRelated: Begin's party and nationalist politics shaped the political tradition Netanyahu later led.

• Egypt–Israel peace treatyRelated: Begin negotiated Israel’s withdrawal from the Sinai while securing peace and recognition.

• Revisionist ZionismRelated: He became a major political heir to Jabotinsky’s Revisionist tradition.

• Ariel SharonRelated: Begin appointed Sharon defense minister and authorized the Lebanon campaign they jointly launched.

• Golda MeirCompared with: His electoral victory ended the Labor-led political dominance Meir represented.

• KnessetRelated: His election marked the first transfer of national power from the Labor movement to the Likud-led bloc.

• IrgunRelated: Begin led Irgun through its final campaign against British rule and its transition into statehood.

• LikudRelated: Begin led Likud to its first national election victory.

• 1982 Lebanon WarRelated: Begin led the government that approved the invasion and its stated aims.

• Golan HeightsRelated: His government enacted the 1981 law applying Israeli administration to the Golan.

• Yitzhak ShamirRelated: Begin preceded Shamir as Likud leader and prime minister.

• Ze'ev JabotinskyRelated: Begin led the movement Jabotinsky founded and later headed Israel's government.

• Chaim HerzogRelated: Begin was prime minister when Herzog’s presidency began.

• IsraelRelated: His election ended decades of Labor-led governments and preceded peace with Egypt.

• Politics of IsraelBroader topic: His 1977 victory ended decades of Labor-led government and marked a major electoral realignment.