The concept of a Halachic state (Hebrew: מדינת הלכה, Medinat ha-Halakha) refers to a hypothetical Jewish commonwealth in the Land of Israel governed by Halacha. In such a state, Jews would be required to adhere to the laws of the Torah, and non-Jews have the status of ger toshav and would be required to follow Noahide law.
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