"You're disconnected, get out!" the people decry the state of democracy in Israel. In recent decades we witness a growing disconnect and a profound divide between the government and the people. The lack of trust in state institutions during the Coronavirus pandemic illustrates a disconnect that is expressed by the absence of a personal example from public representatives, violation of the instructions and guidelines they demand from others and ignoring the situation and the prevalent existential plight (which they perceive as "nonsense"). I focused on the National Quarter in Jerusalem, which includes the three institutions of government – the Knesset, the Supreme Court, and the Government Complex. The National Quarter is disconnected from the urban and social space. Thus, it embodies and enables the mental disconnect between the public and its representatives. To fix this design failure, the project connects the area to the urban road network, breaks down the walls, inserts activities and multifunctionality into the compound, and creates a human interface between the people and the institutions. I hope that the project can contribute to and influence the relationship between us and the government which needs to reconnect to the people."