Features of Israeli parliamentarism

State system of Israel is a parliamentary republic where all branches of power - the legislative- unicameral Parliament (Knesset), the executive (Government) and the judicial are actively operating. The State of Israel established in 1948 as a product of a national-political idea and the nationalist Zionist movement exists in an environment of constant ethnopolitical conflict. As a result this has a significant impact effects the nature of the state democracy, influences Israeli internal and foreign policy. During the last decades Israel political system increasingly characterized as a crisis. Consequently the governmental instability problems are becoming more and more pressing which leading to endless early parliamentary elections. This reflects the growing crisis of political state system in Israel. Crisis phenomena have manifested themselves with particular force after sharp exacerbation of Palestinian -Israeli conflict in Gaza in October 2023.