Ta’al

The Israeli Ta'al political party, short for Tnu'a Arabit LeHithadshut (Arabic Renewal Movement), is a political party in Israel primarily representing the interests of Arab citizens. Founded by Ahmad Tibi, a prominent Arab-Israeli politician and former advisor to Palestinian President Yasser Arafat, Ta'al has been an influential voice in Israeli politics, particularly on issues affecting the Arab minority.

Ta'al's values and political platform are centered around the promotion of equality, civil rights, and the advancement of Arab citizens' rights within…   Israel. The party advocates for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, envisioning a peaceful coexistence between Israel and a future Palestinian state. It also focuses on addressing social and economic disparities, aiming to improve education, healthcare, and employment opportunities for Arab Israelis.

The party has consistently called for the protection of democratic values and human rights, opposing policies and legislation that it views as discriminatory towards Arabs or other minorities in Israel. Ta'al works towards the full integration of Arab citizens into Israeli society, while also preserving their cultural and national identity. Through its political activities, Ta'al seeks to bridge the gap between Jewish and Arab populations in Israel, promoting dialogue, understanding, and cooperation among the country's diverse communities.