In israel, the executive branch is led by the president and the prime minister. the president's role is mostly symbolic, and he or she has little power in government. the knesset is the name of israel's legislative body; it has powers such as passing laws, approving finances, and setting national policy. the supreme court is the highest body in the judicial branch; it hears appeals from lower courts, but it cannot strike down laws from the knesset.
he has little power in government.
israel represents its citizens with a democratic government. which of these government positions do israeli citizens vote for? a. judges in the supreme court
b. members of the knesset
c. the chief rabbi
d. the president