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Politics is the thirty sixth episode of English to Hebrew.

List of words translated to Hebrew[]

state rule authority the authorities government administration (US) regime form/system of government monarchy kingdom empire principality democracy republic federation dictatorship capitalism socialism communism fascism imperialism society (social) class class struggle class consciousness the lower class the working class the middle class the upper class institution assembly parliament Israeli Parliament The House of Representatives (US) The House of Commons (GB) Senate (US) Congress (US) The House of Lords (GB) The Upper House The Lower House executive legislature judiciary cabinet committee standing committee (US) select committee (GB) local authority municipality council city/town council local council regional council ministry department (US) portfolio prime minister’s office Foreign Office (GB) State Department (US) Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of Defense/ce* Ministry of Finance Treasury Department (US) the Treasury (GB) Ministry of (the) Interior* Home Office (GB) Department of Homeland Security (US) Ministry of Education* Ministry of Health Department of Health (US/GB) Ministry of Justice* Ministry of Industry, Trade & Labour (ISR) Department for Transport (GB) Ministry of Transportation* Ministry of the Environment Environmental Protection Agency (US) Ministry of Infrastructure (ISR) Ministry of Religious Services (ISR) policy principle right duty ideal aim freedom equality security step(s) measures reform constitution legislation law bill amendment proposal motion debate sitting meeting plenary session session role rank politician statesman stateswoman leader emperor/empress dictator tyrant despot president prime minister minister secretary (US) Foreign Minister Foreign Secretary (GB) Secretary of State (US) Defence Minister Defense Secretary (US) Chancellor (GB) Treasury Secretary (US) Finance Minister Minister without portfolio member of parliament MP (GB) representative (US) Knesset member (MK) (ISR) speaker leader of the opposition parliamentarian senator governor mayor council(l)or councilman/councilwoman (US) successor party chairman party member candidate State Comptroller citizen voter election elections general election referendum party platform (the) Right (the) Left primaries election campaign (opinion) poll exit poll polling/voting day electorate electoral register/roll (GB) right to vote suffrage vote polling station polling place (US) (the) polls ballot ballot (paper) ballot box voting booth polling booth (GB) majority minority support lobby abstention results victory defeat coalition opposition seat Knesset seat vote of confidence vote of no confidence resignation king queen prince/princess

heir/heiress (to the throne) coronation the court throne the Crown subject royal family peerage (GB) the nobility title of nobility noble (man/woman) peer/peeress the aristocracy aristocrat knight baron/baroness count/countess earl (GB) marquis/marchioness duke/duchess political governmental legislative judicial constitutional incumbent republican democratic federal monarchic(al) hereditary imperial totalitarian absolute tyrannical despotic capitalist(ic) communist socialist fascist imperialist colonial colonialist local regional national nationalist(ic) extreme radical powerful revolutionary conservative moderate liberal social right wing left wing to rule to lead to govern to reign to administer to legislate to authorize/se to discuss to debate to deliberate to sit (parliament) to have a meeting to campaign to make/give a speech to run for to compete to carry out/conduct a poll to elect to (cast a) vote to poll to rig to abstain to adopt to approve to ratify to amend to declare to announce to inform to reject to criticize/se to condemn to centralize/se to resign to dissolve to be dissolved

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