Vision of the Government Cabinet and the Governmental Structure

With the establishment of the institution of communities and the Fourth Authority, the governmental structure in the land will require a fundamental change. It is not possible to detail all its aspects here, but the foundational stones for a new governmental structure can be laid—one that is simpler, more just, and more fitting to the reality of life in the land.

The central government will be fully entrusted with the security of the individual, their life, liberty, and property—without distinction of religion, race, gender, sect, nationality, or community. It will guarantee every person the freedom to choose their community, their path, and their identity, within the framework of One Law that binds all.

The efforts of the central government will focus primarily on three areas that cross all factions, sects, and communities:Justice, security, and economy.

In these areas, decisions of the central government will bind all inhabitants of the land, because they constitute the shared foundations of political life: One Law, One Security, and One Economy.

The federal structure will allow communities to manage their lives securely in the fields of culture, education, religion, charity, and communal life—but without infringing on individual liberty, equality before the law, and the general responsibility of the central government.

Main Government Institutions

The Presidency Institution - Council of the People

The President of the State will head the Fourth Authority—the Council of the People.

This institution will be responsible for regulating the status of communities in the land, managing the registry of communities, regulating budgets for communities according to their membership and areas of responsibility, and recognizing priority communities in matters of communal law, culture, education, religion, charity, and welfare.

The Council of the People will serve as a home for all communities in the land and will be able to balance the legislature by opposing laws that harm communities, individual liberty, righteousness and justice, or the federal structure of the land.

The Supreme Court - The Judicial Authority

The Supreme Court will be the head of the Judicial Authority and will stand as an independent court whose justice and truth are a lamp to its feet.

The Judicial Authority will be entrusted with upholding the law, human rights, equality before the law, and ensuring a just trial for every person without distinction of religion, race, gender, community, or nationality.

The Knesset of Israel - The Legislature

The Knesset of Israel will be the legislature of the central government.

Its role will be to enact general laws binding all inhabitants of the land in areas requiring joint decision-making: law, justice, security, economy, infrastructure, foreign policy, human rights, and federal arrangements between communities and the central government.

The Government - The Executive Authority

The government will be a central federal authority responsible for the security of the land, the economy, individual freedom, equality before the law, the security of people and their property, and the administration of righteous justice.

The government will operate in a concise, efficient, and clear structure:Only 12 government ministries, including the Prime Minister’s Office, headed by the Prime Minister and 11 ministers.

The proposed structure:

• Prime Minister
• Minister of the Interior
• Minister of Defense
• Minister of Justice
• Minister of Education, Science, and Innovation
• Minister of Culture, Arts, and Heritage
• Minister of Health and Welfare
• Minister of Finance
• Minister of Infrastructure
• Minister of Economy and Industry
• Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Minister of Agriculture

Details of Ministries and Central Units

Prime Minister’s Office

The Prime Minister’s Office will lead the government’s policy and its general vision. It will work closely with the Ministry of the Interior, which will be the connecting link between the central government, local authorities, communities, and the institutions of the Council of the People.

The Prime Minister’s Office will be responsible for coordinating national security systems, the government’s supreme policy, and maintaining governmental continuity.

Ministry of the Interior

The Ministry of the Interior will be responsible for local government, citizen-government relations, population registry, coordination with local authorities, and leading civilian systems in emergency and crisis situations.

Ministry of Defense

The Ministry of Defense will be responsible for the security of the land at the political, military, and civilian levels. It will coordinate between security systems, the military, intelligence, the home front, and specialized forces against changing threats.

Ministry of Justice

The Ministry of Justice will work to administer justice and righteousness in the land. It will be responsible for public service in civil, religious, and communal law, for protecting the rule of law, human rights, and full equality before the law.

Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation

This ministry will be responsible for educational institutions, including kindergartens, schools, higher education, informal education, scientific research, innovation, and development.

Its role will be to place education, knowledge, and wisdom as a central foundation in the building of the land and the individual.

Ministry of Culture, Arts, and Heritage

This ministry will be responsible for developing and supporting institutions of culture, sports, arts, literature, history, heritage, and spiritual life in the land.

Its role will be to strengthen the spirit of the individual and the community, and to enable all parts of the public to express their heritage, creativity, and faith.

Ministry of Health and Welfare

This ministry will be responsible for public health, personal and social welfare, disease prevention, patient care, health promotion, welfare, rehabilitation, and support for the vulnerable.

Central Units:

Ministry of Finance

The Ministry of Finance will be responsible for setting and implementing the economic policy of the central government. It will oversee the budget, tax authority, public and governmental companies, wage policy, capital market, insurance, and finance.

Ministry of Infrastructure

The Ministry of Infrastructure will be responsible for all components of national infrastructure: communications, transportation, roads, ports, airports, energy, water, land, environment, and its quality.

Its role will be to ensure stable, independent, efficient, and sustainable infrastructure for all inhabitants of the land.

Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Settlement

This ministry will be responsible for the food security of the land, agricultural development, preservation of agricultural land, support for farmers, agricultural research, development of rural settlement, and strengthening the land’s ability to feed its inhabitants even in times of crisis.

Ministry of Economy and Industry

The Ministry of Economy and Industry will be responsible for the labor market, standards and regulation, economic stability, national resilience, industry, commerce, agriculture, tourism, import and export, and development of growth sources.

Its role will be to strengthen local production, economic independence, productive work, and the economic resilience of the land.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will be responsible for formulating, implementing, and explaining the government’s foreign policy. It will work to ensure the political resilience of the land vis-à-vis the nations of the world, to expand international relations, and to maintain faithful adherence to our principles in a changing world.

The ministry will engage in foreign relations, diplomacy, relations with the Jewish diaspora, immigration, and regulating the land’s relations with peoples, states, and communities worldwide.

Summary

The goal of the proposed governmental structure is not to multiply institutions, but rather to simplify, focus, and organize the government around its true roles.

The central government will deal with what binds everyone: law, justice, security, economy, infrastructure, and foreign policy; the communities will deal with what gives a person home, belonging, spirit, culture, education, and mutual responsibility.

Between them will stand the Council of the People—the Fourth Authority—to ensure that the state does not swallow the community, that the community does not trample the individual, and that the individual does not stand alone before the government.

Thus, one governmental framework can arise in the land: simpler, more just, freer, and closer to life itself.