The Gavison-Medan Covenant is a proposal for the relation of religion and state in Israel, intended to retain the state's Jewish character, while minimizing religious coercion. It is named after Professor Ruth Gavison and Orthodox Rabbi Yaaqov Medan, the document's primary drafters. It was first published in 2003. Parts of the covenant have been proposed as legislation, for example, the Sabbath bill sponsored in 2017 by the Yesh Atid and Kulanu parties. The New Right party, established in 2018, proposes to use the covenant as a blueprint for reforming state Judaism. More information...
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