The Rule of Law in Israel.
The article explores the rule of law in Israel since the declaration of its independence in 1948. It recognizes the State of Israel for establishing a developed democracy and rule of law despite the violent national conflict occurring within and at its borders. Also discussed are the challenges abou...
| Published in: | Israel Studies Vol. 23; no. 3; pp. 164 - 172 |
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Indiana University Press
Fall2018
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