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- Ma'avak abstract "Ma'avak (Hebrew: מאבק, Struggle) was a Maoist-influenced political organisation in Israel in the early 1970s.Officially known as the Revolutionary Communist Alliance (Hebrew: הברית הקומוניסטית המהפכנית, HaBrit HaKomunistit HaMahapakhnit), the group became better known by the name of its journal, Ma'avak. It split from Matzpen in the autumn of 1970. Citing organisational, strategic and programmatic disagreements, Ma'avak stressed the colonial nature of the Israeli state. In its founding statement, Ma'avak stated "Our principles are based on Marxism-Leninism and proletarian internationalism". They stressed the October revolution as "the starting point of the worldwide socialist revolution", and the Chinese revolution as its direct continuation, and identified with "the people of Vietnam, Korea and Palestine, and all those people whose heroic struggle against imperialism will not only lead them to a revolutionary path and participation in the international class war, but is also a direct source of experience and lessons for revolutionaries everywhere".Members of the group included Udi Adiv, Ilan Halevi and Rami Livneh.".
- Ma'avak wikiPageID "40067523".
- Ma'avak wikiPageRevisionID "592332447".
- Ma'avak hasPhotoCollection Ma'avak.
- Ma'avak subject Category:Communist_parties_in_Israel.
- Ma'avak subject Category:Political_organizations_in_Israel.
- Ma'avak type Abstraction100002137.
- Ma'avak type CommunistPartiesInIsrael.
- Ma'avak type Group100031264.
- Ma'avak type MaoistOrganizations.
- Ma'avak type Organization108008335.
- Ma'avak type Party108256968.
- Ma'avak type PoliticalOrganizationsInIsrael.
- Ma'avak type SocialGroup107950920.
- Ma'avak type YagoLegalActor.
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- Ma'avak type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- Ma'avak comment "Ma'avak (Hebrew: מאבק, Struggle) was a Maoist-influenced political organisation in Israel in the early 1970s.Officially known as the Revolutionary Communist Alliance (Hebrew: הברית הקומוניסטית המהפכנית, HaBrit HaKomunistit HaMahapakhnit), the group became better known by the name of its journal, Ma'avak. It split from Matzpen in the autumn of 1970. Citing organisational, strategic and programmatic disagreements, Ma'avak stressed the colonial nature of the Israeli state.".
- Ma'avak label "Ma'avak".
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- Ma'avak sameAs Ma'avak.
- Ma'avak wasDerivedFrom Ma'avak?oldid=592332447.
- Ma'avak isPrimaryTopicOf Ma'avak.