To establish and maintain a high-level institute for Halacha and law. The institute will engage in Torah research in general and in the subjects of Jewish law and Torah law in particular. To engage in publications and the publication of studies, articles and books on the subjects of its activity. To promote public awareness and the study of Torah among the general public and among legal professionals and Torah scholars who are subjects of Jewish law and Halacha. To promote educational programs, seminars and workshops for the general public in order to educate and advance knowledge on these subjects. To establish a court of appeals and participate in their activities and in various legal frameworks that advance Jewish law in Israel. To maintain a permanent educational framework for the study of Torah and law, centered on a collective and a meeting of permanent learners. The program will include training for judicial studies, legal enrichment, etc. To strengthen the connection between Jewish law and customary Israeli law and international law in Israel and abroad. To provide legal services to the general public in need of arbitration or litigation and to make them available to the public at minimal cost, while emphasizing assistance to the public without means.
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