What would Israel’s Nation-State Law look like if it was applied to the United States?
WASHINGTON — In honor of the shared values between the State of Israel and the United States of America, and the recently passed “Israel as the Nation State of the Jewish People” Basic Law, the following bill has been proposed to the U.S. House of Representatives (with an identical bill proposed in the U.S. Senate). Since an overwhelming number of Senators and Representatives, and the White House, strongly support Israel and have not objected to its new Nation State Law, we expect overwhelming support for this proposed bill as it is applied to the United States of America. In addition, we expect no objections from American supporters of Israel who have also been silent about Israel’s Nation State Law.
Bill: The U.S. as the Nation-State of the Protestant Christian People
Whereas the United States of America was founded as a state for the free worship of the Protestant Christian religion;
Proposed Law: The United States of America as the Nation-State of the Protestant Christian People
1 — Basic principles
A. The land of the United States of America is a land of Protestant Christian people.
B. The United States of America is a home for the Protestant Christian people, in which it fulfills its natural, cultural, religious and historical right to self-determination.
C. The right to exercise national self-determination in the United States of America is unique to the Protestant Christian people.
2 — The symbols of the state
A. The name of the state is “the United States of America.”
B. The state flag shall consist of red and whites stripes with a blue field containing fifty white crosses.
C. The state emblem is the cross of Jesus Christ with the words “the United States of America” beneath it.
D. The state anthem is “the Star Spangled Banner.”
E. Details regarding state symbols will be determined by the law.
3 — The capital of the state
Washington, D.C. is the capital of the United States of America.
4 — Language
A. The state’s language is English.
B. All other languages have a special status in the state; Regulating the use of any language other than English in state institutions or by them will be set in law.
C. This clause does not harm the status given to the other languages before this law came into effect.
5 — Ingathering of oppressed Protestant Christians
The state will be open for Protestant Christian immigration.
6 — Connection to the Protestant Christian people
A. The state will strive to ensure the safety of the members of the Protestant Christian people in trouble or in captivity due to the fact of their Protestant Christianness or their citizenship.
B. The state shall act within the Protestant Christian faith around the world to strengthen the affinity between the state and members of the Protestant Christian people.
C. The state shall act to preserve the cultural, historical and religious heritage of the Protestant Christian people among Protestant Christians around the world.
7 — Protestant Christian settlement
The state views the development of Protestant Christian expansion as a national value and will act to encourage and promote its establishment and acquisition of additional lands under such observance.
8 — Official calendar
The Gregorian calendar is the official calendar of the state.
9 — Independence Day, memorial days and other holidays
A. Independence Day is the official national holiday of the state.
B. Memorial Day for the Fallen in the United States of America’s Wars is the official memorial day of the state.
C. Christmas, Good Friday, and Easter are official holidays of the state.
10 — Days of rest and Sabbath
Sundays and the festivals of the United States of America are the established days of rest in the state; Non-Protestant Christians have a right to maintain days of rest on their religious days of rest and festivals; Details of this issue will be determined by law.
11 — Immutability
This law shall not be amended, unless by another law passed by a majority of both houses of Congress.
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