Hadash — Democratic Front for Peace and Equality (DFPE) — party peace platform (from its program; English version via Adalah): a Jewish-Arab socialist Left; full Israeli withdrawal to the June 1967 lines, evacuation of all settlements, a sovereign Palestinian state alongside Israel (two states for two peoples), the Golan returned to Syria. [Party platform — fills the previously 0-doc Hadash entry.]

The DFPE (HADASH in Hebrew) is a Jewish-Arab movement with rich and consistent experience in social and political struggles. […]

1. Evacuation of all the settlements and Israeli withdrawal from all the Palestinian territories conquered in the June 1967 war […]

2. Recognition of the right of the Palestinian people to establish its own independent and sovereign state in the territories alongside the State of Israel. […] The Golan will be returned to Syria and Israel will withdraw to the international border with Lebanon.

[PARTY-PLATFORM DOCUMENT filling the previously 0-doc Hadash entry. Hadash = the Democratic Front for Peace and Equality (DFPE), a Jewish-Arab left-wing front built around the Communist Party of Israel (est. 1919). Source: the DFPE's peace platform "as it appears in its program," English version hosted by Adalah (The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel); original_language recorded as 'en' (the English program text quoted — the party also operates in Hebrew and Arabic); tier-2; all planks confirmed verbatim against the fetched PDF; the numbered planks (1., 2.) are the program's own; "[…]" marks elisions; the bracketed elaboration after plank 1 in the source ("[from all of the territories of the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem.]") is omitted here; published_date left NULL because the platform PDF is undated.] The platform of Hadash (DFPE) — the main consistent Jewish-Arab socialist Left in Israel, rooted in the Communist Party of Israel. It is a JEWISH-ARAB movement, and its peace program is the MAXIMALIST-WITHDRAWAL end of the Israeli two-state spectrum: "Evacuation of all the settlements and Israeli withdrawal from all the Palestinian territories conquered in the June 1967 war"; "Recognition of the right of the Palestinian people to establish its own independent and sovereign state in the territories alongside the State of Israel" (it was, at one point, "the only formation which called for two states for two peoples"); plus "The Golan will be returned to Syria and Israel will withdraw to the international border with Lebanon," and East Jerusalem as the capital of independent Palestine. Beyond peace, Hadash's program stresses full equality for Arab citizens as a national minority, a socialist-oriented economy (workers' rights, welfare state, opposition to privatization), and the defense of democratic freedoms against the right. [Axes: Israeli–Palestinian conflict / two-state (full 1967 withdrawal, evacuation of ALL settlements, a sovereign Palestinian state, two states for two peoples; East Jerusalem as Palestine's capital — the maximalist-withdrawal pole), Arab–Jewish partnership / minority-equality (a Jewish-Arab movement; Arab citizens recognized as a national minority with equal rights), economy / socialism (socialist-oriented economy, workers' rights, anti-privatization, welfare state), regional (Golan to Syria; withdrawal to the Lebanon international border), democracy (defense of democratic freedoms against right-wing/fascist forces). NOTE: a party-platform document — Hadash's stated program, scoped to its peace/equality/socialist planks.]