I fully concur with Professor Eidelberg's criticism of Israel's political system: Israel must have a Constitution modelled after the Constitution of the United States of America, with checks and balances, judicial review of the legislation of the Knesset, with qualified majorities of two thirds or three fourths for constitutional amendments, and for other important legislation of outstanding significance, such as the Gaza disengagement. Most of all, Israel's voting laws must be reformed so as to guarantee the direct accountability of the members of parliament to their voters constituency, rather than party lists. However, the MKs, and party bosses, who cling to their seats, and depend on them for their political careers and livelihood, cannot be expected to cut off the branch on which they are sitting, so to speak. Hence the only solution is a Glorious Revolution, hopefully unbloody, to bring about a more democratic political system in Israel with a truly democratic Constitution.

Judea for Jews! -- No Arab Trojan-Horse State in Israel's heartland!
-- Ban Arabs from Israel, as long as Arabia and Jordan ban Jews! --