Kenneth Baitsholts - Perhaps you don't realize this, but almost a 1000 years after its founding, England still has no written constitution. Neither does Canada or New Zealand. This does not mean they don't have rules by which they govern that they hold to under most circumstances, but that -- for whatever reason -- they don't see a reason to write them down in a single document. They spread their governance rules out through acts of Parliament, etc.

Don't get me wrong. I think constitutions are a good thing, but it's really not a good argument against Israel, that they don't have a single written constitution. They have a operative one based on their Declaration of Establishment.

Just how closely does the US Constitution and the government that has grown from it reflect the Founding principles of our nation? I would argue that our Constitution has been used to subvert natural rights and has become a violation of the Declaration of Independence. Compare them and see what I mean.