The ninth and final work in Aylon's "The G-d Project" is "All Rise" (2007), an imagined feminist court where women who have been forbidden on a "Beit Din", the Jewish court of law, can now judge. In the work a wooded platform with three steps holds three chairs with tzitzit dangling from them, flanked by two pink pillowcase-flags and three signs with pink dashes that read "In G-d We Trust." A petitioner's bench faces the bet din. "I petition the traditional bet din of three males to include women as judges," Aylon stated, adding, "I think of my work as a 'rescue' of the Earth and God and women—all stuck in patriarchal designations."