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To Solve Its Constitutional Crisis, Israel Needs a Constitution
By Yuval LevinWhy making Israel’s political reform more ambitious would also make it more achievable.
Israeli Judicial Reform
Latest Mosaic Content for Israeli Judicial Reform
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Israel’s Constitutional Crisis Was Really a Demographic Crisis
By Rafi DeMoggeGeographic representation won’t fix it. What Israel needs is a senate formally designed to protect each of its distinct sectors.
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Why Israel Needs a Senate
By Amiad Cohen, Sagi BarmakSince 2023, the Jewish state has been teetering on the edge of a constitutional crisis. Expanding the legislative branch could bring stability and maturity to Israeli democracy.
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The Sources and Size of Israeli Polarization
By Rafi DeMoggeIsraelis really are now deeply polarized by secular or religious identity. Admitting that truth is the first step to fixing it.
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The Need for Judicial Reform Isn’t Going Away
By Evelyn GordonAt some point, Israelis must negotiate a genuine compromise on legal reform. Otherwise, the issue will continue tearing the country apart for decades to come.
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The Dangers Lurking in Israel’s Judicial Counterrevolution
By Netta Barak-CorrenIsrael's judiciary needs balance. But a rash change is likely only to upset further Israel’s fragile equilibrium, and possibly bring down the regime itself.
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Israel’s Other Tyranny of the Minority
By Neil RogachevskyIsrael’s parliamentary system produces weak governments that are increasingly liable to capture by minority parties, who have every incentive to indulge their most radical plans.
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Israel’s Judicial Reckoning
By Evelyn GordonIsrael's court is abnormally powerful and has caused half the nation to lose faith in its government. Reform will help, as long as it doesn't cause the other half to do the same.
