At our magazine, we prioritize accuracy, reliability, and transparency in all content related to the Palestine-Israel conflict. To maintain these standards, we have established stringent rules and guidelines:

Information Integrity:

• Verified Credible Sources
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All information and claims within articles must be supported by multiple credible sources. These sources will undergo a thorough evaluation based on the CARRT framework (Currency, Authority, Relevance, Reliability, and Trustworthiness), ensuring robust evidence to support our content.

• Transparency in Authorship
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Every published article will prominently display the publication date and the name of the author. This transparency fosters accountability and allows readers to gauge the context and perspective of the content.

• Comprehensive Author Bios
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Authors contributing to our magazine are required to provide comprehensive biographies. These bios will highlight the expertise and background of the authors, aiding readers in understanding the credibility of the content.

• Rigorous Editorial Review
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Prior to publication, all articles undergo a meticulous review process by a panel of three administrators. This editorial oversight ensures factual accuracy, checks the reliability of sources, and verifies compliance with our guidelines.

• Stringent Admin Review Process
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While each team member has access to publish articles using individual login credentials, no article will be made public without approval from the designated administrators. This review ensures adherence to our standards and minimizes the risk of misinformation.

• Caution Regarding Wikipedia
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Wikipedia can serve as an initial reference point for research. However, to maintain reliability, content derived from Wikipedia must be cross-verified with credible sources listed within Wikipedia articles. Standalone use of Wikipedia as a source is discouraged.