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What (who) is Hadash Party - definition
LEFT-WING POLITICAL PARTY
HaOlam HaZeh – Koah Hadash; This World - New Power; This World – New Power; HaOlam HaZeh - Koah Hadash
party of the second part
PERSON OR GROUP COMPOSING A SINGLE ENTITY FOR THE PURPOSES OF THE LAW
Party of the first part; Party of the second part
n. a reference to a party to a written contract, as distinguished from "the party of the first part."
See also: party of the first part
party of the first part
PERSON OR GROUP COMPOSING A SINGLE ENTITY FOR THE PURPOSES OF THE LAW
Party of the first part; Party of the second part
n. reference in a written contract to identify one of the people entering into the agreement. The agreement would read "Mary McConnell (hereinafter called The Party of the First Part)." Better practice is to identify the parties by a short form of their name ("hereinafter referred to as McConnell") or as Buyer, Seller, Owner, Trustee or some other useful identification. Name use aids in following and understanding the contract and avoids confusion with "the party of the second part," which identifies another party to the agreement.
People's party
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Popular Party; People's party; People’s Party; Peoples Party; People's Party (Romania); Народна Странка; The People's Party; Peoples' Party; Peoples Party (disambiguation); People's Party (disambiguation); Popular Party (disambiguation)
·add. ·- A party formed in 1891, advocating in an increase of the currency, public ownership and operation of railroads, telegraphs, ·etc., an income tax, limitation in ownership of land, ·etc.
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Meri (political party)
Meri (Hebrew: מר"י, an acronym for Mahaneh Radikali Yisraeli (Hebrew: מחנה רדיקלי ישראלי), lit. Israeli Radical Camp) was a small radical left-wing political party in Israel. It was founded in the 1960s as HaOlam HaZeh – Koah Hadash by Uri Avnery, editor of HaOlam HaZeh.
Examples of use of Hadash Party
1. The comptroller also prohibited the Knesset from transferring money to the Hadash Party because it had not yet submitted its accounting records to the comptroller.
2. The Hadash party and the Almagor association of terror victims are planning separate protests today; both groups have received a permit for their demonstration.
3. "The expulsion is an inhumane act that violates international law," said lawmaker Dov Khenin of the Hadash party, according to the Haaretz newspaper Web site.
4. "[Lieberman‘s] political glory always grew in the murky and filthy swamps of racism and hate," said MK Mohammed Barakeh, chairman of the Hadash party.
5. Police also arrested two protesters outside IDF headquarters in Tel Aviv during a demonstration by members of the Hadash party and other leftist groups.