Moshe Kol

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Moshe Kol was an Israeli politician and Zionist leader who served as a signatory of Israel’s Declaration of Independence and later as a government minister, particularly known for his work in social welfare and immigrant absorption.

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Moshe Kol canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Israeli politician
Zionist leader
human
countryOfCitizenship Israel
ethnicGroup Jewish
familyName Kol
fieldOfWork immigrant absorption
social policy
tourism development in Israel
givenName Moses
surface form: Moshe
languageSpoken Hebrew
Polish
Yiddish
memberOfPoliticalParty Liberal Party (Israel)
surface form: Independent Liberals (Israel)

Liberal Party (Israel)
Liberal Party (Israel)
surface form: Progressive Party (Israel)
movement Zionism
notableFor promotion of social welfare in Israel
role in establishing the State of Israel
work on immigrant integration
notableWork development of Israel’s social welfare system
immigrant absorption policy in Israel
occupation Zionist activist
politician
social worker
partOf government of Israel
surface form: Israeli government
placeOfBirth Poland
positionHeld Member of the Knesset
Minister of Development of Israel
Minister of Tourism of Israel
religion Judaism
residence Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
signatoryOf Israeli Declaration of Independence

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Moetzet HaAm member Moshe Kol
Kol hasNotableBearer Moshe Kol