A look at the Palestinian parties of 1948 and their role in the Israeli elections Democratic Front for Peace and Equality: This party - known for short as "Hadash" - was founded in 1977 from the coalition of the Communist Party of Israel (Maki) and several left groups and independent Arab movements. The ideological roots of this party reach the Palestinian Communist Party during the period of British patronage. Arab Movement for Change: This party is abbreviated as "Tal" and is completely related to the name and character of Dr. Ahmed Taybi, a prominent Palestinian physician and politician living in the 1948 territories. Taal is a nationalist and democratic party. Its main purpose is to fight discrimination against the Arab minority in Israel, to improve the socio-economic conditions of the Arab citizens and to achieve full legal and civil equality. Democratic National Assembly: This party is known as the "Beled" party. This party was founded in 1995 by Azmi Bashara, a prominent Palestinian politician, commentator and philosopher and a group of Palestinian intellectuals. tasnimnews. and.

A look at the Palestinian parties of 1948 and their role in the Israeli elections Democratic Front for Peace and Equality: This party - known for short as "Hadash" - was founded in 1977 from the coalition of the Communist Party of Israel (Maki) and several left groups and independent Arab movements. The ideological roots of this party reach the Palestinian Communist Party during the period of British patronage. Arab Movement for Change: This party is abbreviated as "Tal" and is completely related to the name and character of Dr. Ahmed Taybi, a prominent Palestinian physician and politician living in the 1948 territories. Taal is a nationalist and democratic party. Its main purpose is to fight discrimination against the Arab minority in Israel, to improve the socio-economic conditions of the Arab citizens and to achieve full legal and civil equality. Democratic National Assembly: This party is known as the "Beled" party. This party was founded in 1995 by Azmi Bashara, a prominent Palestinian politician, commentator and philosopher and a group of Palestinian intellectuals. tasnimnews. and.