The term “Gouvernement israélien” translates to “Israeli government” in English. It refers to the political governing body of the State of Israel, responsible for making and enforcing laws and policies within the country. The Israeli government is characterized by its democratic framework, with a parliamentary system that includes an elected Knesset (parliament) and a Prime Minister who is the head of government. This government is tasked with managing various aspects of national governance, including security, foreign relations, economic policy, and social services. The Israeli government operates within a multi-party system, where multiple political parties represent diverse views and ideologies, reflecting the varied society of Israel.
Le gouvernement israélien a récemment proposé une augmentation de la durée du service militaire obligatoire et des engagements de service dans la réserve, "face aux défis de la guerre". Cette…