Basra University organizes a workshop on (political parties in Israel)
The Continuing Education Unit at the College of Education for Human Sciences organized a workshop on (political parties in Israel) with the participation of researchers and specialists. The workshop included a lecture presented by Dr. Jasem Muhammad Shagit
During which he dealt with the early beginnings of the immigration of Jews to Palestine, the establishment of Jewish parties there, the most prominent of their features, and their formation and stance on the Palestinian issue, while taking some examples of those parties.
The workshop discussed the definition of the political party, its most important elements and functions, and the most important characteristics of the party system in Israel, with a presentation of the most important parties in the Israeli political arena.
The workshop showed that it is difficult to find a Jewish party in Palestine whose ideas contradict the general framework of the orientations of the Zionist organizations calling for the establishment of a national home for the Jews in Palestine. It also showed that Israel is distinguished by the absence of a constitution that clarifies the nature of the state, the nature of its system, its foundations, and its constants, and the reason is due to the severity of the contradictions that characterize Israeli society and the disagreement over the identity of the state between religious and secular trends
