The Jerusalem Post - Elections 1999

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The Candidates
Barak, Begin,
Mordechai, Netanyahu
Bishara

Political Blocs & Parties
The political spectrum
The party lists
The Left
The Right
The Center
Religious parties
Sephardic parties
Immigrant parties
Arab parties
Women in politics

Campaign Issues
Peace and security
Economy and social issues

The Electoral System
Knesset elections
Elections for the PM
Who can stand
Who can vote
The Parties Law

System of Government
Knesset
Constitutional law
Government

Former PMs
A thumbnail guide to Israel's past leaders

Israel's Political History
An overview of the first 50 years, period by period.

Link Center
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The Third Way
A party formed before the elections to the 14th Knesset by Avigdor Kahalani, a former member of the Labor Party. The Third Way is primarily a one-issue party, which objects to any Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights and favors an aggressive policy in Lebanon. A member of the current government, it won five seats in the 14th Knesset. The party is running independently from the Likud in the coming elections.

The party list

1. Avigdor Kahalani
2. Eli Malka
3. Yehuda Harel
4. Ehud Gross
5. Miriam David

Closing spots:
119 Reuven Laskov
120. Natan Goldblum

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Party spectrum

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The Left
The Right
The Center
The Religious Parties
Ethnic and New Immigrant Parties
Sephardic Parties
Immigrant Parties
Arab Parties
Women

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