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Mahmud Al-Nashaf
Mahmud Al-Nashaf was an Israeli Arab politician who served in the Knesset for Agriculture and Development from 1959 to 1961.
1906 to 1979Founding Agriculture and DevelopmentMembership in the Fourth KnessetHeading the Tayibe local council

- Died
- 10 November 1979, Israel
- Occupation
- politician
- Party
- Agriculture and Development
Mahmud Al-Nashaf was born in 1906 in Taibe
Mahmud Al-Nashaf was born in Tayibe in 1906, during the Ottoman era.
He won a seat on the Tayibe local council on an independent list. He later became head of the council.
Before the elections of 3 November 1959, he founded the Agriculture and Development list and led it. The list won 1 seat, and he entered the Knesset on 30 November 1959. He sat on the Knesset Committee and the Education and Culture Committee.
His party did not run in the early elections of 1961, after the founding of Progress and Development split its support. He then backed Cooperation and Development, led by Jabr Moade, his former number 2. He died on 10 November 1979.
Mahmud Al-Nashaf's life in 5 milestones
- 1906
Born in Tayibe.
- 1959
Founded and led the Agriculture and Development list.
- 1959
Entered the Knesset.
- 1961
Left the Knesset when his party did not run again.
- 1979
Died on 10 November.
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Based on English Wikipedia, Mahmud Al-Nashaf and Hebrew Wikipedia, מחמוד א-נאשף, under CC BY-SA 4.0. The facts are Wikidata's.
Photograph: Fritz Cohen, Public domain