האם שלטון נשיאותי הוא הפתרון לפלונטר הפוליטי בישראל?

הערכה

Strategic adviser Yitzhak Zivan is reviving the old debate about switching to a presidential system, using France as his model. The core argument is that a directly elected executive president, independent of Knesset confidence, would end coalition blackmail and government instability. What makes this proposal notable is its packaging: it pairs presidentialism with lowering the electoral threshold and giving the Knesset control over Supreme Court appointments. That combination signals a political trade, not just a governance reform. Watch whether this gains traction with coalition members frustrated by the current gridlock, or remains a think piece.