Alignment

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electoral alliance political alliance

Alignment was a major center-left political alliance in Israel that played a dominant role in the country’s politics during the 1960s–1980s, primarily led by the Labor Party.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	electoral alliance → political alliance →
activePeriod	1960s → 1970s → 1980s →
country	Israel →
countryOfOperation	Israel →
dissolved	1991 →
dominantIn	Israeli politics →
electoralSuccess	won multiple Knesset elections →
foundedBy	Ahdut HaAvoda → Israeli Labor Party → Mapam →
hasPart	Ahdut HaAvoda → Labor Party → Mapam → Rafi →
heldOffice	Prime Minister of Israel →
ideology	center-left politics →
inception	1965 →
language	Hebrew →
leader	Israeli Labor Party →
mainComponent	Ahdut HaAvoda → Israeli Labor Party → Mapam → Rafi →
mergedInto	Israeli Labor Party → Labor–Meimad → Labor–Meimad–Gesher →
notableLeader	Golda Meir → Shimon Peres → Yitzhak Rabin →
partOf	Israeli party system →
politicalCamp	Zionist left →
politicalOrientation	social democracy →
politicalPosition	centre-left →
precededBy	Ahdut HaAvoda–Poale Zion → Mapai → Mapam (as separate party) →
region	Middle East →
representedIn	Knesset →
succeededBy	Israeli Labor Party → Labor–Meimad →
supportedPolicy	collective settlements → kibbutz movement → mixed economy → welfare state →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Eliyahu Sasson → Golda Meir → Shimon Peres → Shimon Peres →	memberOfPoliticalParty
Mapam →	parliamentaryGroup