despite the advantages gained by Aman's Research Department and Unit 8200 during many years of service, it is finally time to restructure the IIC in accordance with a proper work distribution, professional designation, as well as a correct constitutional and legal frame of reference. The Commission recommended on reforming the current IIC structure, ending up with three or four independent intelligence services, alongside the National Security Council, with the distinction between them being based upon the respective spheres of responsibility of each service: Aman (IDF): its jurisdiction is to consist primarily of "military intelligence"—alerting the political leadership and the security arms to the possibility of war and estimating the means of the enemy, and identifying prospective targets during a war or a limited military conflict. Mossad: is to be charged with, in addition to foiling attacks, a strategic-political emphasis, which includes evaluating the stability of regimes, and engaging in industrial-scientific-technological and nuclear-related intelligence as well as against global terrorism. Shabak: is to be tasked with the security of the State, its citizens, and organs, against Palestinian and other forms of terrorism, and against internal subversion. National Security Council: is to evaluate global conditions according to overall intelligence, and preparing national and security responses. SIGINT service: this proposed service would supply all the other services with SIGINT intelligence. See also United States Intelligence Community Pakistani Intelligence Community Russian Intelligence Community Australian Intelligence Community Further reading Ephraim Kahana "Reorganizing Israel's Intelligence Community", International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence, Volume 15, Number 3, 1 July 2002, pp. 415–428(14) Amir Cahane "Who will watch the watchmen? oversight of online surveillance in Israel", in "Rethinking Mass Surveillance In The Information Age" Paper Series, Israel Public Policy Institute and Heinrich Boll Foundation (2020) Israeli intelligence agencies Intelligence communities