Knesset (Israeli Parliament)

The Knesset is Israel's national legislature, responsible for making laws, shaping policy, and overseeing the government. It is a parliamentary body comprised of 120 members elected through proportional representation. The Knesset debates and passes legislation, approves the budget, and supervises government actions. It also plays a key role in choosing the President and Prime Minister. The Knesset operates as a key democratic institution, ensuring representation for diverse political parties and perspectives within Israel's political system. Its functioning reflects Israel's commitment to parliamentary democracy and legislative governance.