The Religious Dimension in the Thought of the Israeli Decision-Maker

Abstract

The research deals with the religious dimension in the thought of decision-makers in the Israeli entity. The research explores the role of religious factors in shaping and influencing decision-making in the Israeli entity. The research deals with the relationship between religion and politics and how the religious factor affects political and security decision-making. The various religious factors that influence decision-making in the Israeli entity are analysed, including the Jewish religion and influences related to the Torah and religious Zionism. Related issues are reviewed of the Holy Lands, religious beliefs, and religious influence on political conflicts and peace processes. The research also includes a study of influential religious groups in the Israeli entity and their role in decision-making and policy formation. The study concludes that the religious dimension plays an important role in the decision-maker’s thinking.

Keywords:  Religious Institution, Decision-Maker, Religious Affiliation, Political System