Government in Israel. Translated from the Hebrew by Meir Silverstone and Chaim Ivor Goldwater.

Author
Freudenheim, Yehoshua [Browse]
Format
Book
Language
English
Published/​Created
Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., Oceana Publications, 1967.
Description
x, 309 p. 24 cm.

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    Summary note
    Detailed analysis of the governmental system, political institutions, and basic constitutional laws of the State of Israel.
    Notes
    Translation of ha-Shilton bimedinat Yisreal (title transliterated)
    Bibliographic references
    Bibliographical footnotes.
    Contents
    • Part I. Historical survey. 1. The UN Resolution of 29th November 1947
    • 2. Developments following the UN Resolution
    • 3. The Zionist General Council session of April 1949
    • 4. The termination of the Mandate and the Declaration of Independence
    • 5. The question of the Constitution as considered before and in the early period after the establishment of the State
    • 6. Dr. Leo Kohn's draft
    • 7. The proceedings of the Constitution Committee of the Provisional Council of State
    • 8. The constitutional question is debated in the First Knesset
    • 9. Some critical observations on the debates on the Constitution
    • Part. II. The system of government, its principles and organization. Ch. 1. The form of the state, its legal system, symbols and property
    • Ch. 2. The civil liberties
    • Ch. 3. The legislature
    • Ch. 4. The president of the state
    • Ch. 5. The executive
    • Ch. 6. The judicature
    • Ch. 7. Audit and legal control
    • Ch. 8. Return and nationalisty
    • CH. 9. Local government
    • Omdex.
    LCCN
    ^^^66017246^
    OCLC
    502724
    RCP
    H - O
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