Kadima

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Israeli political party political party

Kadima was a centrist Israeli political party founded in 2005 that played a major role in national politics under leaders such as Ariel Sharon, Ehud Olmert, and Tzipi Livni.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Israeli political party → political party →
advocated	economic liberalism → social moderation → two-state solution →
chairperson	Ariel Sharon → Ehud Olmert → Tzipi Livni →
color	blue →
country	Israel →
declineBegan	after 2009 →
formedGovernmentWith	Labor Party → Pensioners Party → Shas →
founded	2005 →
foundedBy	Ariel Sharon →
founder	Ariel Sharon →
headquartersLocation	Tel Aviv →
ideology	centrism →
languageOfName	Hebrew →
leader	Ariel Sharon → Ehud Olmert → Tzipi Livni →
lostMostSeatsIn	2013 Israeli legislative election →
mainIssue	Israeli–Palestinian peace process →
meaningOfName	Forward →
numberOfSeats2006	29 →
numberOfSeats2009	28 →
numberOfSeats2013	2 →
oppositionLeaderFromParty	Tzipi Livni →
participatedInElection	2006 Israeli legislative election → 2009 Israeli legislative election → 2013 Israeli legislative election →
politicalPosition	centre →
politicalSpectrum	centre to centre-left →
primeMinisterFromParty	Ehud Olmert →
regionOfActivity	State of Israel →
representedInBody	Knesset →
servedInRole	ruling party of Israel →
splitFrom	Israeli Labor Party → Likud →
status	largely inactive →
supportedPolicy	territorial compromise in West Bank → unilateral disengagement from Gaza →
timeAsRulingPartyEnd	2009 →
timeAsRulingPartyStart	2006 →
wonMostSeatsIn	2006 Israeli legislative election → 2009 Israeli legislative election →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Shimon Peres → Shimon Peres →	memberOfPoliticalParty
Szymon Perski →	politicalParty