Toward a Thin Constitution Anchoring Israeli Governance

25/01/2024

JPPI – The Jewish People Policy Institute – is preparing a detailed proposal for a “thin constitution” that focuses on the procedural and institutional aspects of the functioning of the State of Israel.

To this end, two working groups have been established: the first, the research group, is composed of professionals whose role is to propose the arrangements. The second group, the advisory committee (the Thin Constitution Council), accompanies and advises the research group. Its composition reflects all segments of Israeli society.

If we succeed in our endeavor, the State of Israel will benefit from a stable institutional and governmental framework.

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Toward a Thin Constitution Anchoring Israeli Governance

Toward a Thin Constitution Anchoring Israeli Governance

Senior Fellow and Head of Research at the Tachlith Institute for Israeli Policy. He holds a doctorate (S.J.D.) in law from Duke University, a bachelor’s degree in law and a master’s degree in business administration from the Hebrew University, as well as a master’s degree in law from American University in Washington, which he attended as the recipient of a Fulbright scholarship. In addition to his position at the Tachlith Institute, Dr. Gil serves as a researcher at Hebrew University’s Federmann Cybersecurity Research Center, lecturer at the Radzyner School of Law at Reichman University, and visiting researcher in Duke University’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship program. His research interests include constitutional and administrative law, theory of separation of government branches, and law and technology. In 2023, he served as a special adviser to the negotiation management team regarding the judicial reform on behalf of Beit HaNassi (the President’s Residence).

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