Toward a Thin Constitution Anchoring Israeli Governance
- A Thin Constitution
- The Research Group
- The Thin Constitution Council (Advisory Committee)
- Prof. Jennifer Oser
- Dr. Julia Elad-Strenger
- Dr. Yossi Beilin
- Anat Brodsky
- Prof. Yehonatan Givati
- Dr. Micah Goodman
- Mohammad Darawshe
- Prof. Moshe Halbertal
- Prof. Mohammed Wattad
- Dr. Nechumi Yaffe
- Prof. Shahar Lifshitz
- Adv. Dr. Moran Nagid
- Adv. Raz Nizri
- Prof. Iddo Porat
- Rabbi Adv. Yehoshua Pfeffer
- Tehila Friedman
- Adv. Erez Kaminitz
- Prof. Ron Shapira
- Adv. Yaniv Cohen
- Publications
- On Mamlakhtiyut and Its Meaning for Our Times
- The conditions are not yet ripe for a full constitution, but a first step can be taken
- Podcast: How Much Does a ‘Thin Constitution’ Weigh?
- On a Thin Constitution
- Can Israeli society still agree on anything? ׁ(Hebrew)
- Israel requires a thin constitution
- Can equality be enshrined in an Israeli constitution now?
- Events
Served as Vice President of Israel’s Supreme Court, Attorney General, and Government Secretary, and participated in peace negotiations with Israel’s neighbors. After retirement, Rubinstein was appointed Associate Professor in the parallel track of the Department of Political Science and the Federman School of Public Policy and Government at the Hebrew University. Served, and continues to serve, as chair and member of several public bodies (including the Public Committee on IDF Orphans, the Council for Combating Racism in the Ministry of Justice, the Public Defender’s Committee) and civil society organizations (for example, the Council for the Preservation of Historic Sites (Chair), Kav Mashve – Developing Employment Leadership in Israeli Arab Society, and Round-Up). Rubinstein is a Co-Chair of JPPI’s Thin Constitution project.