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===[[File:NeoZion.png]] Neo-Zionism===
[[File:NeoZion.png]] [[Jingoism|Neo-Zionism]] is a political and ideological movement that emerged in Israel following the 1967 Six-Day War, blending traditional [[File:Zio.png]] Zionism with more [[File:Relzion.png]] [[Religious Zionism|religious]], [[File:Nation.png]] [[Nationalism|nationalist]], and [[File:Irridentism.png]] [[Irredentism|expansionist]] elements. It emphasizes Jewish sovereignty over the entire Land of Israel, including the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem, territories captured during the war. Neo-Zionism often rejects the idea of a two-state solution and promotes Jewish settlement in these areas, viewing them as a fulfillment of biblical and historical claims. The movement is closely associated with religious Zionists, right-wing politics, and settler groups who see Jewish presence in these lands as a divine mandate.
*[[File:NeoZion.png]] '''Daniella Weiss''' - Daniella Weiss is a prominent Israeli activist and political figure known for her leadership in the Israeli settler movement. She has been a vocal advocate for expanding Jewish settlements in the West Bank, aligning with the ideology of Greater Israel, which emphasizes Israel's biblical borders. Weiss served as the mayor of Kedumim, one of the earliest settlements established in the West Bank, and has played a key role in encouraging further settlement activity, even in areas considered illegal under Israeli law. She also has been involved with organizations like the [[File:NeoZion.png]] Gush Emunim movement, which emerged in the 1970s to promote Jewish settlement in the territories captured during the Six-Day War.