{i} Israel's Parliament, Israel's House of Representatives, Israel's legislative body
the Israeli parliament. (Hebrew: "Assembly") Unicameral national legislature of Israel. The first Knesset opened in 1949. Its name and the number of its seats (120) are based on the Jewish assembly of biblical times; its traditions and organization are based on the Zionist Congress, the political system of the Jewish community in pre-Israel Palestine, and more loosely the British House of Commons. Its members are elected by proportional representation for four-year terms; candidates are chosen by their parties
permanent committee in the Israeli Knesset which supervises Knesset activities (such as coordination of committees, complaints against Knesset members, etc.)