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This section describes Israel's need for a written constitution, a short history of the attempts to frame a constitution, including the “constitutional revolution” of , and general information Missing: Pdf. These kits will guide you in the study of several central issues, and provide background information to aid you in coming to informed opinions and developing proposals to resolve . The Committee seeks to create a constitution that represents all members of Israeli society, including secular and religious, Jewish and Arab, the majority as well as Israel’s many minority . This section describes Israel's need for a written constitution, a short history of the attempts to frame a constitution, including the “constitutional revolution” of , and general information on the Constitution by Broad Consensus Project. sanctify and establish this Constitution for Israel. ARTICLE 1: RIGHT OF RETURN OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE Recognizing that the Jewish People, Jews, were forcibly removed from our natural aboriginal. of Israel, according to the principles of Israel's Declaration of Independence. The Institute strives to promote human rights within Israel in the spirit of the principles of freedom, justice, integrity, and peace prescribed by the Jewish Heritage. Israel - Free download as PDF File .pdf), Text File .txt) or read online for free. This document is a table of contents for Israel's constitution, which includes Basic Laws on the Knesset (Israel's parliament), Israel Lands, and the President of the State. Fundamental human rights in Israel are founded upon recognition of the value of the human being, the sanctity of human life, and the principle that all persons are free; these rights shall be upheld in the spirit of the principles set forth in the Declaration of the Establishment of the State of Israel.”. The Constitution by Broad Consensus Project attempts to address some of the thorniest issues in Israel's social and political life: the dual character of the state as both Jewish and democratic; minority rights; social and economic rights; the basic structure of government; and the desirable division of powers between its branches.
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