Ratz

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Ratz was a small Israeli left-wing political party known for its advocacy of civil rights, peace, and social justice.

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Ratz canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct political party
political party
advocatesFor civil rights
peace
social justice
color green
red
country Israel
focusesOn civil-military relations
constitutional reform in Israel
human rights
foundedBy Shulamit Aloni
hasAbbreviationMeaning Movement for Civil Rights and Peace
hasKeyIssue civil marriage in Israel
freedom of expression
minority rights in Israel
hasPoliticalOrientation pro-human rights
pro-peace
secular
hasSuccessor Meretz
ideology civil rights advocacy
left-wing politics
liberalism
peace activism
social democracy
social justice
languageOfName Hebrew
mergedInto Meretz
notableMember Marcia Freedman
Mossi Raz
Shulamit Aloni
Yossi Sarid
operatesIn Israeli society
opposes human rights violations
religious coercion in Israel
parliamentaryGroupType opposition party
participatedIn Israeli legislative elections
linked to: Knesset elections
politicalPosition left-wing
politicalSpectrum left
politicalSystem multi-party system of Israel
region Middle East
representedIn Knesset
supports LGBT rights
civil liberties
negotiated peace with Arab neighbors
negotiations with the Palestine Liberation Organization
separation of religion and state
women's rights

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Meretz foundedBy Ratz
Alignment (1984) includedParty Ratz
subject linked to: Alignment in 1984
Alignment (1984) secondaryComponentParty Ratz
subject linked to: Alignment in 1984