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Exhibition: Regular authorities of the State
Abolition of punishment by flogging. This legal means of punishment for certain crimes under Ottoman and British law was repealed in Knesset .legislation
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Letter of resignation sent by members of the Provisional Government to President Chaim Weizmann, in order to begin the process of forming a government after the first Knesset elections
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Provisional Government meeting before their resignation, February 1949. Right to left: P. Bernstein, Rabbi Y. M. Levin, D. Ben-Gurion,
M. Shertok (Sharett), A. Zisling, B. Shitreet, Y. Gruenbaum and E. Kaplan Photograph: Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Government Press Office. Israel State Archives
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Letter from Prime Minister Moshe Sharett, responding to concerns that a Knesset proposal to raise the number of votes required for a parliamentary seat would result in unrest among the Arab parties
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Diary entry by local Jerusalem leader Moshe Alpert, noting the nation’s first democratic elections for members of the Constituent Assembly, the forerunner of the Knesset Israel State Archives
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Results of 1977 elections
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