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Israel's Netanyahu May Have Some Cards 'Up His Sleeve' as Opponents Close in to Unseat Him – NBC Bay Area - Vimarsana News

Israel's Netanyahu May Have Some Cards 'Up His Sleeve' as Opponents Close in to Unseat Him – NBC Bay Area

Israel is closer than ever to what could be the removal of its longest-serving prime minister.

Israel's Netanyahu May Have Some Cards 'Up His Sleeve' as Opponents Close in to Unseat Him – NBC 6 South Florida - Vimarsana News

Israel's Netanyahu May Have Some Cards 'Up His Sleeve' as Opponents Close in to Unseat Him – NBC 6 South Florida

Israel is closer than ever to what could be the removal of its longest-serving prime minister.

Prime Minister from a Small Party? Impossible? Well… There are Examples - Vimarsana News

Prime Minister from a Small Party? Impossible? Well… There are Examples

A government headed by a prime minister who leads small faction in the Knesset - how exceptional is such a scenario and to what extent is it prevalent in parliamentary systems? Prof. Ofer Kenig analyzes examples of parliamentary democracies where the prime minister hails from a small party.

Source: idi.org.il
The Presidential Elections: The Rules of the Game 2021 - Vimarsana News

The Presidential Elections: The Rules of the Game 2021

Who elects the president? What are the candidacy requirements? What majority is needed to win the election, and how is it obtained? With the approach of the 2021 presidential elections, Prof. Ofer Kenig explains some of the basics.

Source: idi.org.il
Are the Presidential Elections: A Political Race for a Ceremonial Position? - Vimarsana News

Are the Presidential Elections: A Political Race for a Ceremonial Position?

As Israel approaches the election of its 11th president, Prof. Ofer Kenig surveys the results of past presidential elections and argues that although the role of the Israeli president is largely ceremonial, the race for the position is partisan and political.

Source: idi.org.il