The most crucial and controversial resolutions achieved were regarding settlement policies. The Convention discussed the main ideological aspects of the Zionist movement. The participants were divided into three main committees, Policy and Settlement, Education, Aliyah and Absorption, and Israel Advocacy and Anti-Semitism. World Likud takes a strong stance against the claim that there is no value in settling the entirety of the land of Israel. As a result of the convention, World Likud declared its support of the settlers in Judea and Samaria and called upon the government to continue building in the lands of our forefathers. Ultimately, World Likud wants to launch a huge publicity campaign for supporters of Likud within Jewish communities and begin performing tours within these settlements.

The following are some of the main declarations made by World Likud at the 5th Annual Convention:

• World Likud’s main mission is to encourage the Aliyah of Jews from the Diaspora;

• Jerusalem has been the capital of the Jewish homeland for over 3,000 years and will remain the eternal capital of the people of Israel;

• Zionists are those who have made Aliyah to the land of Israel within the past 2,000 years with the goal of developing and building a Jewish homeland that operates by the guidelines of the Torah;

• World Likud supports the Israel Defense forces who risk their lives to protect the state of Israel;

• World Likud supports the advancement of the rehabilitation of people expelled from Gaza and strongly encourages the acquisition of land and homes in Judea and Samaria;

• World Likud calls upon a worldwide struggle with the international community to combat anti-Semitism and prevent it from spreading throughout the world;

• World Likud calls all the academic organizations that currently employ professors who spread anti-Israel propaganda to fire them;

• World Likud declares the only solution for Jewish people who suffer under anti-Semitism is to make Aliyah;

The intense atmosphere of the 5th World Likud Convention allowed delegates to debate the most important ideological issues in the state of Israel. Not only was this helpful in creating declarations, the Convention provided a detailed insight into the issues and developments of present-day Israel.