Géographie électorale israelienne

The Electoral System in Israel

Summary:
Israel has an electoral system based on nation-wide proportional representation, and the number of seats which every list receives in the Knesset is proportional to the number of voters who voted for it. The only limitation is the 2% qualifying threshold. In other words, a party must receive at least 2% of the votes in order to be elected. According to this system, the voters vote for a party list, and not for a particular person on the list. Since the institution of the primaries system in some of the parties, these parties directly elect their candidates for the Knesset. Some of the parties elect their candidates via the party's institutions. In the ultra-religious parties their spiritual leaders appoint the candidates. The Knesset elections take place once every four years, but the Knesset or the Prime Minister can decide to hold early elections, and under certain circumstances can serve for more than four years.

Suite:http://www.knesset.gov.il/description/eng/eng_mimshal_beh.htm

Israël : leur fille est à l'armée, ils votent pour la sécurité

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Les Israéliens votaient hier. Michaëla et Aaron ont choisi Benyamin Nétanyahou, le Premier ministre. Arrivés de France il y a une vingtaine d'années, ils vivent à Ashdod. Ils sont de droite, comme une majorité d'Israéliens. Une famille recomposée, deux enfants, des préoccupations sociales comme n'importe quelle famille en Europe. Mais, « ici, la sécurité fait oublier tout le reste. »

Suite:http://www.ouest-france.fr/actu/Magazine_detail_-Israel-leur-fille-est-a-l-armee-ils-votent-pour-la-securite-_3639-2156343_actu.Htm