Real voices
Use accounts you can stand behind. No fake identities, stolen photos, impersonation, or paid engagement rings.
Serve with discipline. Stand with Israel.
Israel Digital Army
A grassroots pro-Israel digital advocacy network for real people who want to help online with discipline: verify before amplifying, use sources first, protect private details, and move truthful material through public-safe channels.
Real people only
No sockpuppets, fake IDs, impersonation, or stolen profile photos.
Source-first
Check dates, originals, translations, and context before sharing.
No harassment
No doxing, threats, targeting private people, or dehumanizing civilians.
Public-safe intake
No private details, no internal channels, no spam, and no brigading.
Trust standard
Influence without integrity is a liability.
IDA is built for lawful, defensible advocacy from real people. The public standard is simple: use sources, protect private details, and keep the work worthy of the mission.
Receipts first
Prefer original sources. Check dates, translations, and context. Mark uncertainty and correct mistakes quickly.
No harassment
No doxing, threats, spam, brigading, targeting private people, or dehumanizing civilians.
Public-safe by default
No public rosters, personal owner addresses, internal channels, credentials, or unnecessary private details.
Volunteer tracks
Choose one useful way to serve first.
You do not need a huge account to help. Pick the lane where you can be consistent, careful, and public-safe.
Verify
Find original sources, check dates, compare translations, and flag weak claims before they spread.
Create
Write threads, edit clips, design explainers, translate context, or turn long material into clear posts.
Amplify
Share responsibly from real accounts, add context, and help accurate material reach beyond the usual circles.
Host and onboard
Support live conversations, summarize useful rooms, welcome new helpers, and reinforce the public standard.
How intake works
A safer signup path for a public project.
The current intake opens an email draft to israeldigitalarmy@gmail.com. A real backend can come later; this slice keeps the path clear without collecting sensitive data on-site.
1. Pick a track
Choose the work you can do well: verification, creation, amplification, conversations, or onboarding.
2. Send a public-safe note
Share a public handle or contact route, your useful skills, availability, and anything a moderator should know.
3. Get matched carefully
After sending, a human can review the note, reply from the public inbox, and keep private channels off the public site.
What stays protected
Do not send secrets, credentials, or private rosters.
Use intake to introduce yourself and your public-safe lane. Keep personal addresses, internal links, account access, and sensitive identity details out of the form.
Quick questions
What people need to know before joining.
IDA is a public-facing advocacy network, not a place to publish private channels or sensitive personal details. The intake path should feel useful, clear, and safe.
What is IDA?
A grassroots pro-Israel digital advocacy network built for real people who want to serve online with discipline.
How do I get started?
Choose a track, send a public-safe note, and use israeldigitalarmy@gmail.com for now.
What happens after I send it?
A human can review the note, reply through the public inbox, and point you toward the right next step.
What should I leave out?
Do not send credentials, private rosters, internal links, personal addresses, or anything you would not want in an intake inbox.
Join the network
Step forward with a real voice and a useful skill.
Send a short note with your public contact route, useful skills, readiness, and preferred lane. This opens your email app with a draft to israeldigitalarmy@gmail.com; it does not publish your details or create a public roster.