The need for writing a constitution in Israel

The regime in Israel and the Basic Laws which constitute parts of a constitution. (Constitution: a democratic state for the Jewish people with equal rights for all citizens of the state who trust the State of Israel and fulfill their duties as citizens; basic rights: a person cannot be arrested without justified cause, property cannot be taken unlawfully, the right to vote/run for government, etc.)

Amendment to the 2018 Nation-State Law

Amendment to the Citizenship Law, 5712-1952

Amendment to the Citizenship Law, 5712-1952, which determines the conditions for obtaining citizenship status in the State of Israel

Revocation of Israeli citizenship for a person who has breached allegiance to the State of Israel, such as acts of terrorism, espionage for enemy states, and treason.

Amendment to Basic Law: Referendum

Politicians must address the "will of the people" to participate in fateful decisions concerning the majority of Israel's citizens. Decision-making without "public approval" leads to severe damage to democracy and the future of the State of Israel.

Amendment to the Knesset Elections Law, 1969

Prevention of the disqualification of a Basic Law by the administrative court (High Court of Justice)

Bill (Legal Reform) to amend Basic Law: The Judiciary, to prevent the judicial review and striking down of a Basic Law by the Administrative Court (High Court of Justice). (The High Court of Justice cannot strike down a law designated as a "Basic Law").

Bill to Change the Composition of the Judicial Selection Committee

Bill: Government Efficiency and Prevention of Political “Bribery”

Raising the threshold required for filing a petition to the High Court of Justice

Need to change: Raising the threshold required for submitting a petition (appeal) to the High Court of Justice (standing) Legal reform

Changing the method of selecting High Court of Justice judges and the President of the High Court from the "seniority" system, which is not enshrined in the Basic Law: The Judiciary, 5744-1984. (Legal reform).

Bill to Amend the Commissions of Inquiry Law, 5729–1969

Reasoning: The executive branch (government) should not determine by itself the manner of investigating events in which its own actions or omissions are also being examined.

Civil Legislation Initiative Law

To enshrine in law the right of citizens to submit bills directly to the Knesset, as well as to demand the repeal of an existing law — based on 50,000 signatures of eligible voters. The Knesset is obligated to debate and vote; the decision on the merits remains in the hands of the Knesset.

Amendment of the Income Support Law

An allowance must be paid to every person and family in Israel who are unable to secure an income for their livelihood.

Economic Competition Law Amendment

Bill: Requirement for an annual income report uniform for every citizen over the age of 19

Opposition to the proposal to amend the Compulsory Military Service Law

Law Amendment: Absorption of Discharged Soldiers, 1994

Why change: Significant and unambiguous encouragement to enlist in the IDF or perform national service

National-Civic Service Law

Compulsory Education Law

Early Childhood Education Bill

Early childhood education funding by the Ministry of Education

Operation of public transportation on Shabbat

The forging of the marriage covenant in Israel.

Bill for the Regulation of Divorce Proceedings and Dissolution of Marriage in a Uniform Civil Track in Israel

Criminal penalty for intentional incitement to religious hatred

Increased liability for desecration of the symbols of the State of Israel (The Flag Law)

Law Enforcement: (“Agent” Foreign Associations) Transparency Law Regarding Those Supported by a Foreign State Entity (Amendment), 5776–2016

The need to amend regulations and laws governing employment and labor laws on the Sabbath

1. Hours of Work and Rest Law, 1951 • For Jewish employees, the weekly day of rest is Saturday; • For Muslims – Friday; • For Christians – Sunday; • An employer is not permitted to employ workers on their weekly day of rest without a special permit; • A permit is granted in cases of public necessity, essential services, security, medicine, or continuous work processes; • Commercial profit in and of itself does not constitute sufficient grounds for obtaining a permit. 2. Law for Enhancement of Enforcement of Labor Laws, 2011 • Grants the Ministry of Labor inspection and control powers; • Enables the imposition of fines and administrative sanctions; • Establishes enforcement mechanisms for the preservation of labor laws.

Law Name: The Law for Reforming the "Fair Representation" Model in the CHE System: Transition from a Demographic Approach to a Service-Based and Geography-Based Approach in the Field of Higher Education Support.

Legal definition: The CHE (Council for Higher Education) and the State of Israel fund programs to expand accessibility to higher education. The support is intended for groups whose statistical rate of participation in academia is lower: *. Arab citizens *. Haredim (Ultra-Orthodox) *. Peripheral areas *. New immigrants Key tools: *. Preparatory programs (Mechinot) *. Scholarships *. Academic mentoring *. Budgetary incentives for academic institutions

Law for Increasing the Personal Liability of Office Holders in Israel

Definition of law: A system of rules and procedures governing the liability of state employees, police officers, and public office holders for legal violations, abuse of authority, poor administration, and acts of corruption.

Passports Law (1952) Amendment

Amendment to the Psychologists Law, 5737-1977

Current legal definition: “The practice of psychology” – professional work in diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, counseling, and guidance regarding mental health issues, which are generally performed by a psychologist (holding a "Bachelor's" degree, registered in the Psychologists Register). Outcome: A severe shortage of therapists resulting in delays in receiving treatment, prolonged suffering, extended impairment, and sometimes deterioration, harming family finances at the micro level and the economy at the macro level alike.

Bill - Representative Organization for Unrepresented Persons with Disabilities

Many groups of people with disabilities currently do not enjoy a regulated democratic mechanism for electing their representatives. The purpose of the proposal is to promote a legal, democratic, and transparent framework that will enable this public to vote and be elected, and above all, to obtain legal status for representation.

Proposal for an Amendment to the Planning and Building Law, 5725–1965 - "Kaminitz Amendment" (Amendment No. 116), 5717–2017

Since 2017, the "Kaminitz Law" has tightened enforcement against illegal construction throughout the country. However, in many localities—including Druze and Arab towns—there have been no approved master plans for years, meaning residents effectively have no way to obtain a building permit. It turns out that the law requires a permit—and the state is unable to issue one.