the King
Key Responsibilities
- Execution of Laws: The King ensures that all laws and directives from the House of Law are implemented effectively and in accordance with the Torah.
- Administration: The King oversees the daily operations of the government, managing resources and providing essential services to the citizens.
- Upholding Justice and Righteousness: The King acts as the ultimate enforcer of justice, ensuring that all governmental actions are fair and righteous.
- Representation: The King represents the united monarchy of Yisra’eyl both domestically and internationally, fostering relationships and ensuring the nation’s interests are protected.
Structure of the Royal Administration
- Royal Cabinet: Composed of the heads of various chambers, advising the King on matters related to defence, justice, health, treasury, state, labour, domestic security, commerce, education, and other critical areas.
- Chambers: Specialized departments focusing on specific aspects of governance, such as the Chamber of Defense, Chamber of Justice, Chamber of Health, etc., each led by a head who reports directly to the King.
- Executive Offices of the Monarchy: Includes the Office of the Royal Palace, Council of National Security, Office of Administration, Office of Management & Budget, and others that support the King’s executive functions.