The government of Israel operates as a "partnership" between the legislative branch and the executive branch. All voters elect members to the legislative branch (the Knesset). The party with the largest presence in the Knesset is able to choose who the Prime Minister (the executive branch leader) will be.

The concluding part of the question is below:

Based on this information, you can determine that Israel operates as a

The answer is parliamentary democracy

Explanation:

Parliamentary democracy is a type of government where there head of state is distinct from head of government.

The prime minister is the head of government as oversees proceedings at the legislative chamber while the head of government is a ceremonial as the role is usually reserved for kings, queens or head of religion as in the case of Iran where Ayatollah Al Khamenei is the head of state.

d: social contract theory