But the Sephardic-Orthodox party's tactics do seem to portend a re-emergence of the right-religious axis that underpinned Likud-led governments for much of the past three decades, since Menachem Begin first led the Likud to victory in 1977.
The German philosopher Karl Jespers named that era the Axial Age because it was the axis of religious development.
"For us as religious leaders, the real axis of evil is the pandemic of poverty, the degradation of the planet Earth and the proliferation of weapons," Mr. Edgar said yesterday as protesters began to arrive.
These axis lines also attach with religious space where Buddhism temple 'Wat Prakeawdontao Suchadaram' located.
Other than that our hypothesis is based on the widespread phenomena of microbial host control (including the control of humans via the microbiome-gut-brain axis), the facilitation of microbial spread during some religious rituals and a lack of satisfactory explanations for the irrationality of certain types of religious rituals.
Just as Labor and Likud have come to represent Israelis who vote as either doves or hawks in recent years, the rise of Shinui to match Shas means there will now be another axis along which Israelis can divide -- as secular and religious.
The temple axis might also be designed to align with locations of religious significance, such as the site of a neighboring temple or the rising place of the sun or particular stars.
All the city walls, important city gates, main avenues and streets, religious buildings, and daily shopping markets were systematically arranged in relation to this central axis.
The country's supreme religious leader reacted angrily today to President Bush's characterization of Iran as part of an "axis of evil," and called Mr. Bush's tone in his State of the Union speech that of a man "thirsty for human blood".
In World War II their main religious leader, the mufti of Jerusalem, spectacularly chose the wrong side, throwing his lot in with the Axis powers.
