The middle east nation that is governed by a parliamentary democracy is Israel (C).
Israel is a parliamentary republic, the only democracy contrasted in the middle east, formed by the legislative, executive and judicial powers. Its institutions are the presidency, the Knesset (the unicameral parliament of Israel), the government ( cabinet of ministers), the state comptroller and the judicial system. The system is based on the principle of separation of powers, in which the executive power depends on the vote of confidence of the legislative power ( The Knesset) . The independence of the judiciary is fully guatanteed by law . The Knesset is made up of 120 deputies elected by universal and proportional suffrage every four years.
