Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about Stand With Abraham.
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Who runs Stand With Abraham?
An independent, English-language platform that supports the Abraham Accords, coexistence and dialogue. It is not a government body and does not speak for any government.
Is it funded by a government or company?
No external funding has been received to date. See the Transparency page.
What are the Abraham Accords?
A set of declarations and agreements beginning with the Abraham Accords Declaration of 15 September 2020, which commits signatories to coexistence and interfaith dialogue (State Department).
Which countries are members?
The UAE, Bahrain, Morocco and Sudan, each with Israel (State Department; Sudan text). Kazakhstan announced its intention to join on 6 November 2025; signing is pending (State Department).
How do you fact-check?
Each correction follows the same format: Claim, What the evidence shows, Verdict (False, Misleading, Missing context or True), and Sources. We link only to sources we have opened, and we say so when a claim is true.
How is the Benefit Index built?
It compares a 2019 baseline with the latest year for each indicator, using official statistics. Gaps are shown as n/a, and overall scores will not be published until the method is signed off.
Does the platform show that the Accords caused these changes?
No. We report trends and correlations. We claim cause only when a source establishes it.
How do I request a correction?
Email the corrections address on the Transparency page (contact@example.invalid, still to be confirmed) with the claim, the page and your source. Corrections are logged publicly.
Is criticism of Israel antisemitic?
Not in itself. The IHRA definition says criticism of Israel similar to that levelled against any other country cannot be regarded as antisemitic (IHRA).
How can organisations partner with us?
Interfaith bodies, universities, think tanks and youth initiatives can write to the contact address (still to be confirmed). We never announce partnerships or endorsements without written agreement.