Publication

Dec 2013

This commentary examines the role of religion and secularism in Israeli politics. The author argues that, given the current demographic trends in Israel, Israelis should expect to be governed by coalitions of rightist and centrist parties - devoid of ultra-Orthodox participation - which will attempt to reform the institutions that regulate the relationship between minorities and the state. At least until the 2030s.

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Author Richard Cincotta
Series FPRI E-Notes
Publisher Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI)
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