Ya'ad (political party)

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Ya'ad (Hebrew: יעד, Destiny) was a short-lived, one-man political party in Israel. It is not related to the other political party of the same name, Ya'ad – Civil Rights Movement.

[edit] Background

The party was formed during the ninth Knesset by Assaf Yaguri after the spectacular breakup of Dash. However, it failed to appeal to the Israeli public, and disappeared after the 1981 elections when it failed to pass the electoral threshold.

[edit] External links

• Party history Knesset website (English)