The Netherland has pretty much the same system as Israel, there is slight geographic representation but nationwide party votes do dictate the composition of parliament.
All the Nordic countries also use a proportional system with multi-member districts and measures to make the overall party representation in parliament align with their national share of the votes.
Maybe the problems with Israel are just problems with Israel rather than their particular system of voting.
All the Nordic countries also use a proportional system with multi-member districts and measures to make the overall party representation in parliament align with their national share of the votes.
Maybe the problems with Israel are just problems with Israel rather than their particular system of voting.