About ProIsrael

Christians and Jews are pro-Israel because of the Bible, the God of Israel, human rights, democracy and truth. The phrase has been rewritten to mean pro-war, pro-government, anti-someone — until young people are afraid to say it at all.

This is an information war: truth against lies, facts against propaganda. What is at stake is not a policy argument. It is the next generation's understanding of Israel, and of the God of Israel.

The voices already exist. They are scattered across dozens of countries — a congregation, a campus group, a broadcaster, a relief fund run out of somebody's living room — mostly unaware of each other, and the algorithms bury them one at a time. The content is already made. What was missing was one place to find all of it.

ProIsrael writes no articles of its own and takes no house line. Everything published here was made by somebody listed here — their videos, their articles, their posts — and it stays under their name, linked back to where they published it. The work of this site is gathering, sorting and pointing; the argument belongs to the people making it.

That is the whole reason to build a platform instead of another outlet. One more voice would have been one more thing to bury. Several hundred of them, findable in one search, is a different kind of thing.

• The directory — Every listed organization and individual, browsable by what they do and by where in the world they are.
• Videos — What the channels listed here publish, gathered as it goes up and transcribed, so a talk from last week can be searched by what was said in it.
• Articles and social posts — Articles from their own sites and posts from their own accounts, collected on each listing's page as they publish them.
• In the media — The other direction: interviews, press and videos that somebody else made about a listing, rather than what the listing made itself.
• One search — Across all of it at once — the voices and everything they have said — instead of one search per site.

A listing describes an organization the way the organization describes itself. We build the page from what it already publishes — its own site, its own videos, its own articles — and we do not paraphrase it into something smoother. Where a claim appears on a listing, it is because the organization made it.

Everything else on the site follows the same rule. Nothing here is rewritten to say something its source did not say, nothing is presented without the name of whoever published it, and everything links back to where it came from.

Listing is self-serve and takes a link. Give us your website or your channel from the front page and we assemble a listing from what is already there — you review it, correct anything we read wrongly, and it goes up. There is nothing to fill in by hand unless you want to.

After that the page keeps itself current: new videos and new articles arrive on it as you publish them, and you carry on publishing exactly where you already do.

Add an organization — or, with no website or channel to give us, add yourself as an individual.

For anyone trying to find the people already doing the work: donors deciding where to give, journalists looking for a source, students looking for a group on their side of the world, anyone wanting to hear what is being said this week by people who are not being shown to them, and organizations looking for each other.

A small team in central Israel. This page says what the site is for; the team page says who is behind it.

ProIsrael is kept running by the people who use it. A membership pays for the work of finding and adding the voices here, and the people and organizations who back it at a higher level are named on the sponsors page.

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A listing that needs correcting, an organization we have missed, or a question about how this works — get in touch.