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Rakah
(ˈrɑːkə, ‖ ˈrakax)
[mod. Heb., acronym f. Reshimah Komunistit Ḥadashah, New Communist List (of candidates).]
One of the two communist parties in Israel, formed in 1965.
1969W. Laqueur Struggle for Middle East ix. 166 From July 1967 RAKAH was recognized as the official Israeli Communist party by the Soviet bloc. Ibid. 167 RAKAH demanded the unconditional surrender of all the Israeli-occupied territories. 1970A. Dershowitz in Commentary Dec. 76/2 They [sc. some Israeli Arab citizens] may..belong to the Maoist-oriented Rakah party which has eight members in the Knesset. Ibid. Sharing office space with an older Arab lawyer active in Rakah. 1974N. Chomsky Peace in Middle East? v. 176 One of the communist parties (Rakah) is ‘pro-Arab’, a testimonial to Israeli democracy. Ibid., Sabri Jiryis..describes Rakah as ‘the Communist sector of the Israeli establishment’. 1977Hongkong Standard 14 Apr. 9/4 Until now, discontent has been expressed through voting for Rakah, the pro-Moscow Israeli Communist Party whose membership is overwhelmingly Arab. |