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The 13 pages that link to Revisionist Zionism, each with the reason it gives.

• ZionismBroader topic: Its stance on territory and force contrasted with Labor Zionist strategies.

• Menachem BeginBroader topic: Begin became a leading political heir to this movement.

• Labor ZionismCompared with: Its nationalism and political strategy challenged Labor Zionism's socialist leadership and approach.

• IrgunNarrower topic: Irgun drew much of its ideology and political support from this movement.

• LikudNarrower topic: It supplied the ideological tradition from which Likud’s Herut wing emerged.

• World Zionist OrganizationCompared with: It challenged the dominant leadership’s pace and methods within the wider Zionist movement.

• Yitzhak ShamirRelated: Shamir’s political outlook belonged to the revisionist tradition behind Likud.

• Ze'ev JabotinskyBroader topic: It names the movement through which his political program took form.

• Avi ShlaimCompared with: Its political legacy provides a contrast to the Labor Zionist leadership central to Shlaim’s histories.

• Abraham Isaac KookCompared with: It pursued national revival through a political program unlike Kook’s theological account.

• Meir KahaneCompared with: Kahane drew on themes of national strength while advocating policies outside mainstream Revisionist politics.

• Amos OzCompared with: Oz’s support for partition and a Palestinian state opposed the movement’s maximal territorial claims.

• KahanismCompared with: Kahanism shares its assertive nationalism but presses exclusionary policies beyond the broader movement.