* Freedom of expression: Israelis have the right to express their opinions freely, regardless of how controversial they may be. This includes the right to criticize the government, the military, and religious institutions. The media in Israel is free and independent, and there is no censorship.
* Freedom of assembly: Israelis have the right to assemble peacefully and express their views. This includes the right to protest, hold demonstrations, and organize rallies.
* Freedom of association: Israelis have the right to form groups and associations, including political parties, trade unions, and social organizations.
* Freedom of religion: Israel is a secular state, but freedom of religion is protected by law. Israelis are free to practice the religion of their choice, or to be non-religious.
* Freedom of movement: Israelis have the right to travel freely within Israel and to enter and leave the country.
* Right to privacy: The privacy of Israelis is protected by law. The government cannot collect or use personal information without permission.
* Right to due process: Israelis have the right to a fair trial, including the right to an attorney, the right to present evidence, and the right to appeal a verdict.
