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April 15, 2026International Journal of Constitutional Law0 citations

Constitutionalism Dynamics in Israel's Early Debate Post World War II

Protecting the majority, restraining the minority: Constitutionalism in the wake of World War II and Israel’s early constitutional debate

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This article analyzes demographic dynamics affecting constitutional debate in Israel, suggesting majority interests drive outcomes.

Key Points

  • The article aims to explore how demographic factors influenced Israel's early constitutional debate and design.
  • Analysis of archival sources
  • Examination of Jewish and Arab demographic dynamics
  • Evaluation of constitutional design and implications
  • Constitution designed primarily to secure control for the Jewish majority
  • Minority protections regarded as secondary
  • Shift in demographic realities led to diminished need for a formal constitution

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Aviram Shahal (2026) studied this question.

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