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The <b>Directorate of Language Reeducation and Restoration</b> (<span dir="rtl" lang="he">מִשְׂרַד הַשָּׁבוּת וְהַשְׁחָזָה הַלְּשׁוֹנִית</span>) serves as the central governmental authority charged with restoring Ivreeth Yisrey'eleeth (Israilte Hebrew) as the official and fully functional language of the Kingdom of Yisra'eyl. This directorate oversees linguistic, educational, and cultural efforts to undo the effects of exile and language assimilation, aiming to restore the original morphology, syntax, and idiomatic expressiveness of the Hebrew tongue. | The <b>Directorate of Language Reeducation and Restoration</b> (<span dir="rtl" lang="he">מִשְׂרַד הַשָּׁבוּת וְהַשְׁחָזָה הַלְּשׁוֹנִית</span>) serves as the central governmental authority charged with restoring Ivreeth Yisrey'eleeth (Israilte Hebrew) as the official and fully functional language of the Kingdom of Yisra'eyl. This directorate oversees linguistic, educational, and cultural efforts to undo the effects of exile and language assimilation, aiming to restore the original morphology, syntax, and idiomatic expressiveness of the Hebrew tongue. | ||
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The <b>Directorate of Language Reeducation and Restoration</b> oversees the reconstruction of the [[Israelite Alphabet (Yisreh'eyleeth Ehleph-Beyth)]],which serves as the foundation of all linguistic standardization within the restored language, reconstructed to reflect original phonological values and semantic structure. the Directorate mandates use of the 29-letter phonemic Paleo-Hebrew script. | |||
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Directorate of Language Reeducation and Restoration
מִשְׂרַד הַשָּׁבוּת וְהַשְׁחָזָה הַלְּשׁוֹנִית
| Agency type | Language Reformation & Revival Authority |
| Jurisdiction | United Kingdom of Yisra'eyl |
| Established | Present Generation |
| Headquarters | Yerushalayim (Jerusalem) |
| Primary language | Ivreeth Yisrey'eleeth (Restored Biblical Hebrew) |
| Functions |
Reconstruction of Biblical Hebrew |
| Oversight | Royal Government of Yisrael |
The Directorate of Language Reeducation and Restoration (מִשְׂרַד הַשָּׁבוּת וְהַשְׁחָזָה הַלְּשׁוֹנִית) serves as the central governmental authority charged with restoring Ivreeth Yisrey'eleeth (Israilte Hebrew) as the official and fully functional language of the Kingdom of Yisra'eyl. This directorate oversees linguistic, educational, and cultural efforts to undo the effects of exile and language assimilation, aiming to restore the original morphology, syntax, and idiomatic expressiveness of the Hebrew tongue.
The Directorate of Language Reeducation and Restoration oversees the reconstruction of the Israelite Alphabet (Yisreh'eyleeth Ehleph-Beyth),which serves as the foundation of all linguistic standardization within the restored language, reconstructed to reflect original phonological values and semantic structure. the Directorate mandates use of the 29-letter phonemic Paleo-Hebrew script.
Its mission is to regenerate the set apart language as a means of national unification, cultural reclamation, and theological clarity—rejecting external translations in favor of internal Hebraic logic, deductive analysis, and sacred structure reflected within the Yisrey'eleeth scriptural corpus. It rejects modern linguistic drift and instead realigns all usage with the original covenantal framework of pre-exilic Yisra'eyl.
Key tasks include the codification of grammar, publication of educational resources, digitization of texts, and oversight of national language policy. The directorate also collaborates with educational institutions, local assemblies, and international scholars to preserve the purity and spread of Ivreeth Yisrey'eleeth.
