Orthodox Judaism
Religious Zionism

In Israel, Religious Zionism represents the largest Orthodox public and are fervent Zionists. Religious Zionism supports Israel and ascribes an inherent religious value to it. The dominant ideological school, influenced by Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook 's thought, regards the state in messianic terms. Religious Zionism is not a uniform group, and the split between its conservative flank (often named " Chardal ", or "National- Haredi ") and more liberal elements has increased since the 1990s. The National Religious Party, once the single political platform, dissolved, and the common educational system became torn on issues such as gender separation in elementary school or secular studies.
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