Basic Laws

The Basic Law states that Torah study is a fundamental value in the heritage of the Jewish people and in the State of Israel.

A bill to enshrine the Declaration of Independence as a Basic Law that will set the values of the state as Jewish and democratic.

The Basic Law states that Torah study is a fundamental value in the heritage of the Jewish people and in the State of Israel.

A bill to change Basic Law: The Knesset to ensure representation of at least 30% women on every party's list of candidates.

The Basic Law states that Torah study is a fundamental value in the heritage of the Jewish people and in the State of Israel.

The bill gives the government exclusive authority to appoint and transfer senior officials in the civil service, with hearings in the Knesset and automatic termination of tenure after 100 days.

A bill to split the role of the Attorney General in two: a prosecutor general (criminal law) and a legal adviser (other fields), with amendments to Basic Laws.

A bill to limit a minister to heading only one ministry, except for the Prime Minister.

A bill to limit the Prime Minister's tenure to at most eight consecutive years.

The bill changes the Budget Foundations Law to remove unique budgetary benefits given to Haredi education corporations.

A proposal to recognize the Druze community as a unique religious and cultural community, preserve its identity and promote Druze settlement.

A proposal to limit the Prime Minister's tenure to two consecutive terms of office or eight consecutive years.

A bill to limit the Prime Minister's tenure to two terms or eight years in total, with no possibility of being appointed to the position after reaching the limit.

A bill to tighten the eligibility conditions for being elected to the Knesset by requiring the exclusion of anyone convicted of serious terrorism or security offenses, regardless of the time that has passed since the end of the sentence.

A bill to prevent budgetary support for public institutions that incite evasion of military service.

The proposal restricts the state's right to appeal acquittals in criminal proceedings, and makes such an appeal require leave from the court.

The bill limits the state's right to appeal a person's acquittal in criminal proceedings, and will require leave of the court.

A bill to bar ministers who did not serve in the army or who were declared deserters from being members of the Ministerial Committee on National Security Affairs.

A bill to introduce a uniform law setting the salaries of officeholders in the branches of government based on the President's salary, while transferring the authority to an external public committee.

A bill to amend Basic Law: The Knesset to require minimum equal representation of both sexes on lists of candidates for the Knesset.

A bill to amend Basic Law: The Knesset to ensure that no less than 30% of the candidates on election lists are women.

The law sets that the Attorney General will give legal opinions and legal advice on matters of law to all parts of the executive branch, and will help the government carry out its policy and goals within the framework of the law, uphold the rule of law in the executive branch and establish uniformity and coordination in it in interpreting the law.

The Basic Law states that Torah study is a fundamental value in the heritage of the Jewish people and in the State of Israel.

A bill to clarify that rabbinical courts have full authority to hear child support claims joined to a divorce claim, including reimbursement of support expenses.