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Accountability is applied proportionally to an individual's power. Those with greater influence require a lower degree of offense to be listed, while those with less influence must commit more severe offenses to qualify.
Categories are organized into four distinct tiers to clarify their level of influence and the specific actions required to qualify. Higher influence requires less severe actions to qualify, while lower influence requires more severe offenses.
Individuals in this tier directly shape policy, law, and military action. They require the lowest burden of offense to qualify, often just direct political or ideological support for the Zionist project.
Who: Elected officials, appointed cabinet members, diplomats, and senior policy advisors.
Qualifying Actions: Voting for military/financial aid to Israel; refusing to call for a ceasefire; promoting anti-BDS legislation; asserting Israel's right to exist as an ethnostate.
Examples: Voting to pass resolutions asserting Israel's right to exist as a Jewish ethnostate; supporting financial aid, military aid, or sales of arms or technology to Israel; refusing to call for a ceasefire while representing a country that directly supports Israel.
Who: Law firm partners, prosecutors, judges, and leaders of major advocacy groups (e.g., AIPAC, ADL, CUFI).
Qualifying Actions: Suppressing pro-Palestinian activism through legal action; directly lobbying for pro-Israel policies; providing legal justification for actions that violate international law.
Examples: Using legal action to suppress pro-Palestinian activism; directly lobbying for pro-Israel policies; providing legal justification for actions that violate international law.
This tier includes executives and corporations whose economic power directly or indirectly supports the Israeli state and its military apparatus.
Who: C-suite executives and board members of major corporations.
Qualifying Actions: The company is on the official BDS list; the company retaliates against pro-Palestinian workers; the company provides technology or services that aid the Israeli military or settlement enterprise.
Examples: Being an executive of a company that's on the BDS list; the company blackballing pro-Palestinian applicants; the company firing workers for posting pro-Palestine content on internal boards.
Who: CEOs and editors-in-chief of major publishing houses.
Qualifying Actions: The company retaliates against pro-Palestinian authors or staff; the company actively promotes pro-Israel propaganda or Zionist narratives while silencing Palestinian voices.
Examples: Retaliating against pro-Palestinian authors or staff; actively promoting pro-Israel propaganda while silencing Palestinian voices.
This tier includes individuals and institutions that shape public opinion and social narratives. Qualification often involves spreading misinformation or using a major platform to support Israel or remain silent.
Who: Journalists, Media Executives, Social Media Influencers
Qualifying Actions: Spreading misinformation; justifying Israeli military actions as "self-defense" without context; mischaracterizing pro-Palestinian advocacy as terrorism or anti-Semitism.
Examples: Spreading misinformation (e.g., "beheaded babies"); justifying Israeli military actions as "self-defense" without context; mischaracterizing pro-Palestinian advocacy as terrorism or anti-Semitism.
Who: Celebrities in TV/Film, Music, Fashion, Sports
Qualifying Actions: Actively supporting Israel financially or through public relations; remaining silent on the genocide despite having outsized influence; publicly supporting Israeli victims of Oct 7th but not Palestinian victims since.
Examples: Supporting Israel financially or through public relations; remaining silent despite having outsized influence (100M+ followers OR $500M+ net worth); supporting Israeli victims of Oct 7th but not Palestinian victims since.
Who: University Administrators, Gaming Industry Leaders
Qualifying Actions: Suppressing student or faculty activism; spreading pro-Israel misinformation within their professional capacity; fostering partnerships with complicit Israeli institutions.
Examples: Suppressing student or faculty activism; spreading pro-Israel misinformation within their professional capacity; fostering partnerships with complicit Israeli institutions.
This tier is for individuals who are not public figures. The bar for inclusion is extremely high, requiring direct, severe, and publicly documented offenses.
Who: Formerly "Everyday People" - individuals who are not public figures.
Qualifying Actions: Committing a documented hate crime; targeted harassment or verbal/physical attacks on pro-Palestinian activists; publicly calling for genocide or racist violence against Arabs, Muslims, or Palestinians.
Examples: Committing a documented hate crime; harassing or verbally attacking pro-Palestinian activists; retaliating against workers for supporting Palestine; publicly saying something racist against Arabs or Islamophobic; mischaracterizing the occupation as a conflict between equal parties; publicly encouraging Israel's genocide campaign.
The ultimate goal of this project is liberation and justice, not permanent condemnation. This policy exists to provide a clear pathway for individuals who have fundamentally disavowed their previous actions and committed to supporting the Palestinian cause.
An individual may petition to have their profile reviewed for removal if they meet the following stringent criteria:
They must issue an unambiguous public apology and a retraction of their previous statements or actions.
They must demonstrate a consistent and long-term pattern of pro-Palestinian advocacy, education, or activism. A single act is not sufficient.
They must take concrete steps to divest from complicit entities and/or make significant financial contributions to reputable Palestinian aid and advocacy organizations.
This policy reflects our commitment to restorative justice while maintaining accountability for the most severe violations of human rights.
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