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government (cabinet), Knesset committees, and the executive bureaucracy. Although the book is relatively short (126 pages of text), it is very heavy on detail—precisely because there is no real systematic way for those involved to accomplish what they wish in

Bennett and Feiglin ran in independent lists and failed to pass the election threshold (although Bennett switched parties and made it into the next two Knessets). This indicates that while these ideas are gaining support within the community, they are

Mount. When the chairman of the Knesset Committee for Internal Affairs, Dov Shilansky, asked Goren’s halachic opinion regarding members of the Knesset ascending the Mount, Goren replied that due to the danger that the Supreme Islamic Council and the

Daniel A. Bell . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Vorgan , Yuval . 2010 . “ Complaints about Ethnic Discrimination in Admission to the Recognized Unofficial Educational Institutions .” [In Hebrew.] Jerusalem : Knesset Research and

historical record and secondary sources regarding the election campaigns to the various institutions that had a parliamentary nature—the Zionist Congress, the Assembly of Representatives, the Constituent Assembly, and the Knesset—and that operated in the

quit office were it to be adopted), he contributed nothing to its implementation. 29 The following statement by Sapir in the Knesset in March 1963 (after the program’s enactment) is illustrative: “[O]pening all products to a uniform tariff is totally

, who was recently elected a Likud member of Knesset, is a Jewish Temple Mount activist who justifies his demand that Jews be allowed to worship on Temple Mount on the basis of the general principles of freedom of worship and human rights ( HaLiBah 2016

Sprinzak wrote of the culture of ‘illegalism’ in Israel, focusing his attention particularly on West Bank settlers, but it was in 1953 that the Land Acquisition Law was passed by the Knesset, retroactively legalizing massive transfers of Arab land

conservation plan for the valley. See Protocol no. 127 of the State Comptroller Committee of the Knesset, 16 November 2010. 8 Excerpt from the protocol of Meeting No. 107 of the National Parks and Nature Reserve Council, 2 January 2003. 9 From the minutes of

preservation, and autonomy of the indigenous Bedouin population. In 2013, the Knesset passed the Prawer Plan, proposing to “‘regularize’ Bedouin settlement in the Negev,” offering “partial compensation for unresolved land ownership claims” ( McKee 2016: 183