Mapam

Mapam
מפ"ם
LeaderYitzhak Tabenkin
Meir Ya'ari
Ya'akov Hazan
Meir Talmi
Victor Shem-Tov
Yair Tzaban
Haim Oron
FoundedJanuary 1948
Dissolved1997
Merger ofHashomer Hatzair Workers Party
Ahdut HaAvoda Poale Zion Movement
Merged intoMeretz
NewspaperAl HaMishmar (Hebrew)
Al-Mirsad (Arabic)
Israel Shtime (Yiddish)
IdeologyLabor Zionism
Marxism (Hatzair faction)
Socialism
Borochovism
Political positionLeft-wing[1] to far-left[2]
AllianceAlignment (1969–1984)
Meretz (1992–1997)
Most MKs20 (1949–1951)
Fewest MKs3 (1988–1992)
Election symbol
(1949–1965), (1988)
chart of zionist workers partiesHapoel HatzairNon PartisansPoalei ZionHaPoel HaMizrachiAhdut HaAvodaPoalei Zion LeftMapaiHaOved HaTzioniAhdut HaAvoda MovementAhdut HaAvoda Poalei ZIonMapamHaShomer Hatzair Workers' PartyHaShomer HaTzairSocialist League of PalestineMapaiHaPoel HaMizrachiLabor Zionism
chart of zionist workers parties
1950s Mapam May Day meeting. Slogan reads '1 of May for Peace and Brotherhood of the Peoples.

Mapam[a] was a left-wing political party in Israel. It is one of the antecedents of the Meretz party and its successor, The Democrats.

  1. ^ Krakau, Constanze (2005). Die Rolle der palästinensischen Minderheit im politischen Leben Israels 1976–1996. LIT Verlag Münster. p. 64. ISBN 9783825891404.
  2. ^ Weinblum, Sharon (2015). Security and Defensive Democracy in Israel: A Critical Approach to Political Discourse. Routledge. p. 10. ISBN 978-1-317-58450-6.


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