About

Our mission

Stand With Abraham is an independent, English-language platform supporting the Abraham Accords and the peoples who live under them. We publish evidence, correct falsehoods and make room for honest conversation between Muslims, Jews, Christians and everyone who shares the hope of a peaceful region.

What we do

1. Correct the record. We fact-check misleading claims about the Abraham Accords countries and show our working.
2. Confront antisemitism. We monitor and document antisemitism in English-language media and online, and explain why it matters.
3. Expose extremist narratives. We analyse and rebut the narratives of the Muslim Brotherhood and other extremist movements, using their own published words.
4. Build partnerships for peace. We highlight and connect initiatives that bring people of the Accords countries together.
5. Support dialogue. We publish voices from across faiths and communities, including voices that disagree with one another in good faith.
6. Measure the benefits. We publish the Abraham Accords Benefit Index, a transparent, source-based measure of what the Accords have delivered.

Editorial standards

• Sourcing. Every factual claim links to a primary or reputable source. Where a source is official, we say so; where it is contested, we say that too.
• Anonymous claims. We do not publish anonymous claims unless we have verified them independently. When we rely on an unnamed source, we explain why.
• Fact and opinion. Reporting, analysis and opinion are labelled clearly and kept apart.
• Ideas, not peoples. We criticise ideologies, organisations and conduct. We never attack peoples, ethnicities or faiths.
• Precision in naming. We name organisations in full, for example the Muslim Brotherhood, so that criticism is specific and never generalised to Muslims.
• No fabrication. We do not invent quotes, data or people. Images that are illustrative or generated are labelled as such.

Corrections policy

We correct errors promptly and openly.

• How to request a correction: email the address on our contact page (address to be published at launch) with the page link, the statement concerned and, where possible, a source.
• Response time: we aim to acknowledge every request within two working days and to resolve it within seven working days.
• How corrections appear: corrections are made on the page itself with a dated note explaining what changed. Every correction is also recorded in a public Corrections Log. We do not silently delete errors.

Independence and funding

Stand With Abraham is not a government body and does not speak for any government. It currently receives no external funding. Should that change, every source of funding will be disclosed on this page, and no funder will have any say over editorial content.

The Abraham Accords Benefit Index: method in brief

The Index tracks change across nine areas: trade, investment, tourism, technology, security cooperation, health, education, culture and energy. Each indicator:

• comes from a named public source, such as official statistics, international organisations or published company and institutional data;
• is shown with its date, unit and link;
• is compared against a pre-Accords baseline where data allows.

Scores are normalised so that the areas can be compared, and the weighting is published. Where data is missing, we say so rather than estimate. No scores are published in this pilot edition. The full method and the data file are on the Index & Method page.

Who we are

Stand With Abraham is a project initiated by an Independent Researcher.