Public Writings
Directives are public ideological, constitutional, spiritual, and civic writings of Voice of Truth and Peace. They are not news posts or campaign slogans. They are written as foundations, proposals, judgments, and calls to public responsibility.
The spiritual and civic foundation of Voice of Truth and Peace: One Law for all who dwell in the land, One responsibility for the land, and One God as the moral compass of righteousness, compassion, and peace.
We must call the children by their name! The children of Gaza! This is an article about the cry of the orphan and the duty of those who bear the name "Bnei Yisrael" to return to righteousness and justice and the fear of God.
A response to the three questions posed by Commissioner Chris Sidoti to the Israeli public, arising from a discussion on the responsibility of soldiers, commanders, and leaders, human nature, and the crisis of leadership and morality in the world.
Peace is not a slogan nor an empty gesture; it is the fruit of Truth, Justice, Responsibility, Righteousness and Justice.
A sharp position paper against the Israel-Iran war, calling to recognize it as a dangerous political deception, pointless, relying on arrogance, militarism, and broad leadership failure.
Two years after the October massacre: How the illusion of power, revenge, and political blindness granted Hamas a cognitive and political victory.
About Gaza, Captive Judea, New Rome, and the Prophetic Warning against a People Who Forget Their Pain and Turn Their Power into Their God.
This issue is not a trivial first priority; many in the world see the struggle to return the hostages as pathetic and rightly so, in light of the near two-year-long destruction in Gaza with a rising number of victims, hunger, bereavement, disease, shame, and unbearable human sorrow witnessed by the whole world.
Desert Gift Nachliel, Nachliel Bamot - Not by my strength but by my spirit, says God
A brief warning to commanders and soldiers following the crimes revealed openly in Gaza
A vision for cultivating culture, heritage, and spiritual life in the land, based on the understanding that the spirit of the people, the book, creativity, and the Tanakh are the foundation for a just society, new leadership, and shared life.
The movement's goals establish a new political path: the return of the captives, reform of the security and governance systems, establishment of the Council of the People, fostering spiritual life, and the establishment of one constitutional-federal Covenant for all inhabitants of the land.
A call to stop the descent into a full-scale war in the north, and to choose the victory of reason over the cult of force.
The fundamental principles of the movement set a path of justice, truth, mercy, peace, honor, integrity, humility, and clean hands as the foundation for all public and political action in the land.
Introduction to the Movement's Covenant: A call from the October Mourning for moral awakening, removal of coercion and division, and the establishment of a new path of Truth, Righteousness and Justice, Compassion, and Peace in the land.
A vision for a concise and clear federal governmental structure: The Fourth Authority for the communities of the land, a central government responsible for security, justice, and economy, and an efficient government of 12 ministries.
The vision of The Fourth Authority: Council of the People - proposes to return power to the communities of the land, regulate their constitutional status, and establish new relations between the individual, the community, and the central government.
A vision for profound military reform: decentralizing the army into territorial units, separating total war from terror threats, establishing a dedicated branch for changing threats, and restoring the organizational culture of the security system.
A moral call for the return of the hostages as a supreme commandment, rooted in the tradition of redeeming captives, faith, national responsibility, and the recognition that there is no victory other than their return home.
This chapter presents the October Seven crisis as a political, security, and moral failure, calling for the return of the hostages, an end to coercive policies, deep security reform, and the construction of a new civic and political system.
The vision of the movement seeks to fulfill the spiritual and political destiny of the people of Israel in the land: One Law, One Land, and One God, based on Righteousness and Justice, Peace, and shared life for all inhabitants of the land.
Nachliel Shila presents a personal call to establish a new movement, born from the pain of the hour, love for the People of Israel, and a desire to restore to the land a vision of Righteousness and Justice, Truth, and Peace.
A document written for a significant portion of the families of the hostages and brought to their attention in order to promote the release of the hostages amid all the turmoil and uncertainty following October 7th