How Elections Work in Israel
Israel’s electoral system is unlike almost any other in the world. From proportional representation and coalition negotiations to the process of forming a government, understanding how elections work can help make sense of the country’s ever-changing political landscape.
Whether you’ve followed Israeli politics for years or still find yourself wondering how governments are formed after election day, this informative lecture will guide you through the key stages of the process in a clear and engaging way. You’ll gain a better understanding of how votes are translated into seats, why coalition building is so important, and what happens once the results are announced.
The session will be presented by Nissim Slama, an experienced educator, Jerusalem tour guide, and former professional with Keren Kayemet LeYisrael and the Jewish Agency. With a background in international relations, public policy, and Jewish history, Nissim brings both expertise and context to one of Israel’s most fascinating institutions.
Location: The Ra’anana Archeon, 6 Golomb Street, Ra’anana
Please Note: Street parking is available. Entrance to the Archeon is through the small park on Golomb Street via the path on the far right. A miklat is available on site.
