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
Head of the Libba Center’s One Hundred Initiative. Friedman served as a Member of Knesset for the Blue and White party. She is a veteran public figure and social activist, founder of organizations and initiatives to promote social cohesion in Jerusalem and in Israel. She was Chair of the Ne’emanei Torah movement, a Research Fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute, Programs Manager at the Shaharit Institute, and also managed the Israeli office of the New Jersey Federation and the field of Jewish culture at Yad HaNadiv. She holds a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in law (cum laude) from Hebrew University, and is a graduate of the Mandel School for Educational Leadership. Friedman received her Torah education at Midreshet Lindenbaum and Beit Morasha in Jerusalem.