The Adopted Code of The Nation of Israel

Voluntarily Agreed To By All Nation of Israel Citizens

(1) The Nation of Israel Citizens recognize Yahovah as their one and only supreme authority; and through this supreme authority comes the power to raise up and keep up a strong, proud, prosperous, free nation.

(2) The Nation of Israel Citizens own their own lives, minds, bodies, and labor, and may do with them anything that doesn't violate the equal rights of others. This principle of individual sovereignty or self-ownership is the foundation for all legitimate property.

(3) The Nation of Israel Citizens have the right to own property, which consists of all possessions acquired without coercing others. They respect the equal right of others to own property, which forms the basis for productive and cooperative human relationships.

(4) No individual, group, or majority has the right to initiate or threaten force, fraud, violence, or theft against The Nation of Israel Citizens or their property.

(5) The Nation of Israel Citizens have a right to choose whether to communicate or associate with others. These rights of speech and privacy follow directly from the principle of individual sovereignty or self-ownership.

(6) The Nation of Israel Citizens have the right to associate with others and to enter into agreements and contracts. For a contract between The Nation of Israel Citizens to be valid, it MUST be entered into knowingly, voluntarily, and intentionally.

(7) The Nation of Israel Citizens have the right to produce and exchange property, and to own the products of their labor and thought. No individual, group, or majority has a right to the labor, ideas, production, or property of a Nation of Israel Citizen, or any part thereof, without prior consent or agreement.

(8) The Nation of Israel Citizens have the right to defend and protect themselves and their property against coercive aggression, and to contract with others to assist them. The authority of voluntarily-chosen agents to defend or protect Citizens and/or their property is strictly limited to that defense or protection.

(9) The Nation of Israel Citizens consider a crime to occur only when there is a damaged person or property. Therefore, there is no such thing as a "victimless crime," and no Nation of Israel Citizen can commit a crime simply by disobeying the arbitrary rules of tyrants or coercive organizations.

(10) To be legitimate, courts and trials must be based on voluntary association and agreement, rather than on coercion. However, anyone who infringes on the person or property of another may be subject to a requirement for restitution by the damaged person.

(11) The Nation of Israel Citizens recognize that social order and cooperation develop spontaneously in the absence of coercion. They also recognize that leadership by example and productive effort is more beneficial than leadership by force, violence, compulsion, or fear.

(12) The principles stated in this Code apply to all The Nation of Israel Citizens without regard to age, race, religion, philosophy, background, birthplace, geographic location, gender, or sexual preference.

(13) For a right to be valid, its exercise may not impose a positive obligation on another; it only depends on others not taking coercive actions. The Nation of Israel Citizens respect the equal rights of other Citizens, and therefore do not expect others to contribute to their interests, except through voluntary transactions or contributions.