Smotrich, 'Israel's Decisive Plan' (2017)
artifactNations & Geopolitics
A sitting Israeli minister published the plan in plain words: one nation's self-determination west of the Jordan, and only one.
Who they are
Bezalel Smotrich — later Israel's finance minister — writing in a Hebrew policy journal in 2017.
What they do
A doctrine that rejects the two-state idea as an illusion and calls for full Israeli sovereignty over the West Bank, grounded in the belief that the project is divine historical justice, with overwhelming settlement as the answer to the demographic question.
How it works
Published openly in Hashiloach in 2017 — this map quotes the journal's own text, not someone's summary of it.
Why it matters
It's the Israeli arm of the same pattern: covenant-based claims to land and sovereignty, opposed to Iran's version and Russia's version — three arms fighting each other while using the same religious form.
The engine's record — word for word
[Report #188 — verified against the journal's own text (Hashiloach, Sept 2017)] Covenantal-territorial doctrine published by Bezalel Smotrich — later Israel's finance minister — verbatim: there is 'room for only one expression of national self-determination west of the Jordan River: that of the Jewish nation.' The plan rejects the two-state frame as illusion, calls for applying Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria, and grounds the program in the Zionist project as realized divine-historical justice, with the demographic question answered by overwhelming, irreversible settlement. ENGINE PLACEMENT: a sitting minister's published doctrine — the Israeli arm of the Abrahamic pole documented at primary-text tier, parallel (and opposed) to the Iranian arm's Second Step doctrine (khamenei_killed_feb_28_2026) and the Orthodox arm's Holy War decree (wrpc_holy_war_decree_2024). The three arms oppose EACH OTHER while sharing the covenantal-sovereignty form — held as documented doctrine, no coordination claim; the wars-sort question lives at the r188 divergence.
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