Issues

Overview

We have a clear, evidence-based, and values-driven position on the major issues that shape Jewish safety, Palestinian accountability, and public discourse.

Overview

Present the organization’s issue framework as a coherent, credible set of public positions rather than a stream of disconnected takes. This page should orient visitors to the full issue landscape and send them to the most relevant deep-dive page.

Why This Page Matters

We have a clear, evidence-based, and values-driven position on the major issues that shape Jewish safety, Palestinian accountability, and public discourse.

Key Points

  • OZJF is not a general opinion page; it is an issue-led advocacy institution.
  • Each issue page should distinguish between facts, analysis, and recommendations.
  • The organization is strongest when it ties every claim to documentation, not outrage.
  • The issue stack should show breadth without becoming unfocused.

What Visitors Should Find Here

  • Issue landing hero with one-sentence framing and a short explanatory subtitle.
  • Grid of issue cards with one-line summaries and clear entry points.
  • “How we think about issues” sidebar with sourcing and editorial principles.
  • Featured issue or timely highlight.
  • Cross-links to research, campaigns, and relevant action paths.
  • Short FAQ or “Start here” block for first-time visitors.

Ways To Engage

  • Explore an issue.
  • Read the research.
  • Contact the organization.
  • Join the mailing list.
Issue principles

Arguments sharpen when the standards stay visible.

  • Name terrorism, antisemitism, and anti-Jewish intimidation without euphemism.
  • Protect civilian dignity during war and distinguish it from the goals of armed organizations.
  • Avoid inflated claims when narrower, stronger claims are easier to defend.
  • Treat documentation, corrections, and source transparency as part of the mission.
Section pages

Move through the section deliberately.