Abstract
Abstract In Israel, administrative law is, in a sense, more than just administrative law. It accounts for many of the norms and values which make Israel a free society governed by the rule of law. In many countries this may be attributed to constitutional law. In Israel, however, in the absence of a written constitution,1 basic principles such as the rule of law, individual freedoms, equality before the law, and fair government originated in administrative law, mainly through judicial review of administrative action.
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