Editorial and Satire Policy

Our perspective is openly pro-Israel. Our memes use exaggeration, fictional dialogue and visual comparisons. An invented scene is not documentary evidence, and a caption attributed to a fictional character is not a quotation from a real person.

Factual premises require supporting evidence and relevant caveats. We distinguish facts, reports, allegations and interpretation, and identify fictional scenes in their context. We do not invent quotations, figures or events to make a joke work. Translations may adapt phrasing while preserving the premise.

Criticism addresses ideas, institutions, public figures and specific conduct rather than entire ethnic or religious populations. When correcting a factual error, explain the material change rather than quietly preserving a misleading impression. Reuse questions are separate from editorial agreement.