Israeli Knesset

The Israeli Knesset is the national parliament of Israel, serving as the primary legislative body. It is a unicameral institution composed of 120 members who are elected through proportional representation. The Knesset creates laws, approves the budget, supervises the government, and represents the diverse political spectrum of Israel. Its decisions influence national policy on security, economy, social issues, and foreign relations. The Knesset operates as Israel’s legal and political authority, ensuring democratic governance and accountability in the country.