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The '''His Majesty's Government of the Kingdom of Yisrael''' is the {{wp|central government}} of [[District system (Yisrael)|the five districts]] that constitute the {{wp|nation-state}} of [[Yisrael]]. The central government is composed of three distinct branches: {{wp|legislative}}, {{wp|Executive (government)|executive}}, and {{wp|judicial}}, whose powers are vested by the [[1920 Constitution|Royal Constitution]] in the [[Knesset|Royal Knesset]], [[Monarchy of Yisrael|His Majesty the King]], the [[President of Yisrael]], and the [[Yisrael#Judiciary|royal judiciary]], including the [[Sanhedrin]], respectively. The powers and duties of these branches are further defined by acts of the Knesset, including the creation of executive departments and courts inferior to the Sanhedrin.
The '''His Majesty's Government of the Kingdom of Yisrael''' is the {{wp|central government}} of [[District system (Yisrael)|the five districts]] that constitute the {{wp|nation-state}} of [[Yisrael]]. The central government is composed of three distinct branches: {{wp|legislative}}, {{wp|Executive (government)|executive}}, and {{wp|judicial}}, whose powers are vested by the [[1920 Constitution|Royal Constitution]] in the [[Knesset|Royal Knesset]], [[Monarchy of Yisrael|His Majesty the King]], the [[Presidency of Yisrael]], and the [[Yisrael#Judiciary|royal judiciary]], including the [[Sanhedrin]], respectively. The powers and duties of these branches are further defined by acts of the Knesset, including the creation of executive departments and courts inferior to the Sanhedrin.


The full name of the Kingdom is "The Kingdom of Yisrael." No other name appears in the Royal Constitution, and this is the name that appears on money, in treaties, and in legal cases to which it is a party (e.g., ''Bernstein'' v. ''The Kingdom of Yisrael''). The terms "Royal Government" or "Royal Government of Yisrael" are often used in official documents to represent the central government as distinct from the districts collectively. In casual conversation or writing, the term "Royal Government" is often used, and the term "National Government" or "Yisraeli Government" are sometimes used alternatively. The terms "Royal" and "National" in government agency or program names generally indicate affiliation with the central government (e.g., Royal Ministry of Defense, the Office of National Defense Coordination, etc.). Because the {{wp|seat of government}} is in [[Yerushalayim]], "Yerushalayim" is commonly used as a {{wp|metonym}} for the Royal government.
The full name of the Kingdom is "The Kingdom of Yisrael." No other name appears in the Royal Constitution, and this is the name that appears on money, in treaties, and in legal cases to which it is a party (e.g., ''Bernstein'' v. ''The Kingdom of Yisrael''). The terms "Royal Government" or "Royal Government of Yisrael" are often used in official documents to represent the central government as distinct from the districts collectively. In casual conversation or writing, the term "Royal Government" is often used, and the term "National Government" or "Yisraeli Government" are sometimes used alternatively. The terms "Royal" and "National" in government agency or program names generally indicate affiliation with the central government (e.g., Royal Ministry of Defense, the Office of National Defense Coordination, etc.). Because the {{wp|seat of government}} is in [[Yerushalayim]], "Yerushalayim" is commonly used as a {{wp|metonym}} for the Royal government.


Currently, the Royal Government is lead by the [[Noah Feldman|Feldman presidency]].
Currently, the Royal Government is lead by the [[Yitzchok Katz|Katz presidency]].


==Cabinet==
==Cabinet==
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! Party
! Party
|-
|-
| [[President of Yisrael|President]]
| [[Presidency of Yisrael|President]]
| [[Noah Feldman]]
| [[Yitzchok Katz]]
| [[Royalist Conservative Party (Yisrael)|RC]]
| [[Royalist Conservative Party (Yisrael)|RC]]
|-
|-
| [[President of Yisrael#Vice-President|Vice-President]]
| [[Presidency of Yisrael#Vice-President|Vice-President]]
| [[Yisroel Sayegh]]
| [[Gershon Blau]]
| [[Royalist Conservative Party (Yisrael)|RC]]
| [[Royalist Conservative Party (Yisrael)|RC]]
|-
|-
| Foreign Minister
| Foreign Minister
| [[Yitzchok Katz]]
| [[Ariel Goldblatt]]
| [[Royalist Conservative Party (Yisrael)|RC]]
| [[Royalist Conservative Party (Yisrael)|RC]]
|-
|-
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|-
|-
| Justice Minister
| Justice Minister
| ''Vacant'' <br><small>(since June 13, 2018)</small><br>
| [[David Roth]]
| [[???]]
| [[Royalist Conservative Party (Yisrael)|RC]]
|-
|-
| Interior Minister
| Interior Minister
| [[Yehudis Eisenberger]]
| [[David Touro]]
| [[Royalist Conservative Party (Yisrael)|RC]]
| [[League for New Judea|LNJ]]
|-
|-
| Finance Minister
| Finance Minister
| [[Gedalia Rothstein]]
| [[Alexander Keisenberg]]
| [[Royalist Conservative Party (Yisrael)|RC]]
| [[Royalist Conservative Party (Yisrael)|RC]]
|-
|-
| Transportation Minister
| Transportation Minister
| [[Aryeh Leib Hurwitz]]
| [[Yehudis Eisenberger]]
| [[Action Yisrael|AY]]
| [[Royalist Conservative Party (Yisrael)|RC]]
|-
|-
| Immigration Minister
| Immigration Minister
| ''Vacant'' <br><small>(since June 13, 2018)</small></br>
| [[Avrohom Abadi]]
| [[???]]
| [[Royalist Conservative Party (Yisrael)|RC]]
|-
|-
| Education Minister
| Education Minister
| [[Moshe Fink]]
| [[Tuvia Abramowitz]]
| [[Constitutional Liberal Party|CL]]
| [[Torah Achdus|TA]]
|-
|-
| Religious Affairs Minister
| Religious Affairs Minister
| [[Yuri Greenspan]]
| [[Yoshiyahu Siegel]]
| [[League for New Judea|NL]]
| [[Torah Achdus|TA]]
|-
|-
| Economic Development Minister
| Economic Development Minister
| [[Ayelet Shakir]]
| [[Mendel Feinstein]]
| [[Action Yisrael|AY]]
| [[Alternative for Yisrael|AFY]]
|-
| King's Minister
| [[Michoel of Yisrael|Prince Michoel]]
| ''Nonpartisan''
|-
|-
|}
|}


==History==
==History==
===Absolute monarchy era===
====19th century reforms====
====Early 20th century reforms====
===Constitutional era===
====1952 reforms====
{{main|Royal Reform Acts}}
====1970s Yarden reforms====
{{main|Yarden Accords}}
====Early 2020s royal restoration====
{{main|Hezekian Reaction}}
==Legislative Branch==
==Legislative Branch==
{{main|Knesset}}
{{main|Knesset}}
==Executive Branch==
==Executive Branch==
{{main|President of Yisrael|Monarchy of Yisrael}}
{{main|Presidency of Yisrael|Monarchy of Yisrael}}
==Judicial Branch==
==Judicial Branch==
{{main|Sanhedrin}}
{{main|Sanhedrin}}
==See also==
{{Template:Yisrael topics|state=expanded}}


[[Category:Yisrael]]
[[Category:Yisrael]]

Revision as of 03:25, 3 March 2020

His Majesty's Royal Government of Yisrael
Central government overview
Formed1715 (Proclamation of the Kingdom of Yisrael)
JurisdictionYisrael
HeadquartersYerushalayim
Central government executives

The His Majesty's Government of the Kingdom of Yisrael is the central government of the five districts that constitute the nation-state of Yisrael. The central government is composed of three distinct branches: legislative, executive, and judicial, whose powers are vested by the Royal Constitution in the Royal Knesset, His Majesty the King, the Presidency of Yisrael, and the royal judiciary, including the Sanhedrin, respectively. The powers and duties of these branches are further defined by acts of the Knesset, including the creation of executive departments and courts inferior to the Sanhedrin.

The full name of the Kingdom is "The Kingdom of Yisrael." No other name appears in the Royal Constitution, and this is the name that appears on money, in treaties, and in legal cases to which it is a party (e.g., Bernstein v. The Kingdom of Yisrael). The terms "Royal Government" or "Royal Government of Yisrael" are often used in official documents to represent the central government as distinct from the districts collectively. In casual conversation or writing, the term "Royal Government" is often used, and the term "National Government" or "Yisraeli Government" are sometimes used alternatively. The terms "Royal" and "National" in government agency or program names generally indicate affiliation with the central government (e.g., Royal Ministry of Defense, the Office of National Defense Coordination, etc.). Because the seat of government is in Yerushalayim, "Yerushalayim" is commonly used as a metonym for the Royal government.

Currently, the Royal Government is lead by the Katz presidency.

Cabinet

Cabinet
Ministry Minister Party
President Yitzchok Katz RC
Vice-President Gershon Blau RC
Foreign Minister Ariel Goldblatt RC
Defense Minister Naftali Bauman RC
Justice Minister David Roth RC
Interior Minister David Touro LNJ
Finance Minister Alexander Keisenberg RC
Transportation Minister Yehudis Eisenberger RC
Immigration Minister Avrohom Abadi RC
Education Minister Tuvia Abramowitz TA
Religious Affairs Minister Yoshiyahu Siegel TA
Economic Development Minister Mendel Feinstein AFY
King's Minister Prince Michoel Nonpartisan

History

Absolute monarchy era

19th century reforms

Early 20th century reforms

Constitutional era

1952 reforms

1970s Yarden reforms

Early 2020s royal restoration

Legislative Branch

Executive Branch

Judicial Branch

See also