Hatnua

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Hatnua was a centrist, liberal political party in Israel founded and led by Tzipi Livni, focusing on peace negotiations and social reform.

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Hatnua canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political party
color light blue
turquoise
country Israel
dissolved 2019
2019-01
electoralSymbol תנ
focus Israeli–Palestinian peace process
civil rights
good governance
peace negotiations
social reform
formedAlliance Zionist Union
formedAllianceWith Labor Party (Israel)
linked to: Israeli Labor Party
founded 2012
27 November 2012
foundedAfter Tzipi Livni's defeat in Kadima leadership election
foundedBy Tzipi Livni
hasMember Amir Peretz
David Tzur
Elazar Stern
Meir Sheetrit
Rachel Azaria
Yoel Hasson
headquartersLocation Tel Aviv
ideology Zionism
centrism
liberalism
social liberalism
languageOfName Hebrew
leader Tzipi Livni
maximumNumberOfSeats 6
meaningOfName The Movement
opposed continued settlement expansion
parliamentaryGroupIn Knesset
participatedInElection 2013 Israeli legislative election
2015 Israeli legislative election
politicalPosition centre
region Middle East
representedIn 19th Knesset
20th Knesset
splitFrom Kadima
status defunct political party
supported constitutional reforms in Israel
religion–state separation reforms
strengthening rule of law
two-state solution

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