Search for Lawful Government with Ron Avery, November 13, 2026 Hour 1
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– Israel is still forming a government that apparently is without authority until 61 seats of the 120 seats in the Knesset is controlled by one or more parties in coalition. But in reality, without a constitution which their declaration of independence (more properly termed declaration of nationhood) swore they were going to draft by Oct 1, 1948, has yet to be done and they admit that anything short of that is a “provisional government” until a constitution is drafted and ratified. It appears that what we call Israel is merely a gang of pirates who cannot agree to constitute a legitimate government over their modern day ‘Tortuga.’ No one can destroy that which was never made. And the evidence we see today is that the state of Israel has never been founded according to their own documents.
From the Times of India at Bing.com 10min:
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– How long has the state of Israel been around without a constitution?
“When the State of Israel was established in 1948, its founders envisioned the creation of a formal constitution. Israel’s Declaration of Independence explicitly mentioned that a constituent assembly would draft a constitution by October 1, 1948.”
“We declare that, (…) until the establishment of the elected, regular authorities of the State in accordance with the Constitution which shall be adopted by the Elected Constituent Assembly not later than the 1st October 1948, the People’s Council shall act as a Provisional Council of State, and its executive organ, the People’s Administration, shall be the Provisional Government of the Jewish State, to be called “Israel”.”*
However, this never materialized due to various political and social challenges, notably disagreement between religious and secular factions. Religious groups feared a constitution could limit the role of Jewish law, while others argued that a formal constitution was necessary for democratic governance.
In 1950, the Knesset adopted the Harari Compromise, named after Knesset Member Yizhar Harari, which proposed that instead of drafting a complete constitution in one go, the constitution would be written gradually, chapter by chapter, in the form of Basic Laws.
“The First Knesset instructs the Constitution, Law and Justice Committee to prepare a draft State Constitution. The constitution will be built chapter by chapter, in such a way that each will constitute a separate Basic Law. The chapters shall be presented to the Knesset when the committee completes its work, and all the chapters together shall comprise the Constitution of the State.”**
- That sounds like a people in a constant struggle to vest authority in a system of lawful governance, i.e., a constant state of anarchy where no clear principles of what government should be and perform and for whom.
2. Now let’s put all this AI power and the data centers to work for us to write a constitution for the state of Israel: Read the ChatGPT response.



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