Like all democracies, Israel bears the responsibility to protect certain rights and freedoms that generally are enshrined in a constitution — but Israel does not have a constitution. “A Democracy without a Constitution” explores how various state institutions including the Knesset, the Government, and the Supreme Court navigate this complexity as we probe a central question: how does Israeli democracy function without a constitution?
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- Day Schools and Yeshivas
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Israel is the Middle East’s only democracy, but with no constitution and elections that seem endless, can it last?
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