Moked


 

Moked

founded in 1973



Moked ("Focus") is the name given to the joint list of Maki (HaMiflaga HaKomunistit HaYisraelit— the Israeli Communist Party) and the Blue-Red Movement (T'khelet-Adom), which emerged in 1973 prior to the elections for the Eighth Knesset. Located on the far left of the political map, Moked presented radical positions for its day, such as complete withdrawal from the  territories and the establishment of a Palestinian state. On social-economic issues, it championed restricting personal capital and closing social gaps. The list won one seat in the elections. During the Eighth Knesset, many of the Maki members left Moked. Those who remained were among the founders of Sheli (the Left Camp), a list that ran in the elections for the Ninth Knesset.

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Election Year Votes Count Number Of Seats Share Of Votes List Of Candidates Platform
1973 22,147 1 1.4 Candidates Candidates

Note that the candidates in this table are in Hebrew

Meir Pa’il, Yair Tzaban