Opinion of the Israeli political system

[Samof94]

This is mostly about the political system administering territory within the Green Line, which is on paper, closer to a "regular" country. What is your opinions on this?

[Antonio the Sixth]

The lack of a proper, written constitution is a serious problem, and as we've seen during the Endless Elections Era, the amount of power that a Prime Minister can wield even without a parliamentary majority can become a serious issue. It also really needs some degree of regional government (and of course if the West Bank is ever annexed it would have to become fully federal). Still, I'm a big fan of unicameral parliamentary republics with proportional electoral systems, so I'd say it has a solid foundation at least.

[Sir Mohamed]

Soft FF, though the party landscape is way too fractured. Otherwise, I largely agree with the points made by Antonio.

[Reactionary Libertarian]

Way too majoritarian system that gives too much power to tiny parties.

[PSOL]

A disaster with no remedy.

I hate to say it, but Israel pre-1970s made their system work and it’s ultimately a question of demographics of Haredis and non-Western European Jews that led to the high degree of corruption and machine politics we see in the country today.