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Hello. At the moment, the info-box tells us that Kulanu split from Likud. No source is provided. I for one don't think this is an accurate portrayal, as although indeed Kahlon in a former Likud Knesset Member, he was not a member at the time he formed his new party. Additionally, he did not officially brake off from Likud in order to from Kulanu. I propose removing this information. Thanks.
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08:35, 12 December 2014 (UTC)reply
Distributive justice instead of Economic egalitarianism
I feel like economic egalitarianism is a bit misleading term and might be translated incorrectly from the Hebrew word "שיוויון" into the English word "Egalitarianism/שיוויוניות". When you think about what Egalitarianism means and how does it achieved, you might think about more total Equality of wealth, something more deterministic or radical, than Distributive Justice, a liberal theory of economics that can be more appropriate term for Kahlon's economic policy. — Preceding
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