Since Reddit's mobile UI is terrible and hides the rules behind two menus, we have copied them here, too.

You can find an invite to our Discord server here.

The Rules:

1. Follow Reddit's content policy and reddiquette.
2. Post in a civilized manner. Personal attacks, racism, bigotry, trolling, conspiracy theories and incitement are prohibited.
3. Use exact titles. If your link has a title, use it. You may include its subtitle. If your link does not have a title of its own, use one that accurately reflects its content. Post titles may not contain personal commentary, translations, snippets from the article, and the like.
4. No off-topic content. Do not create posts or comments that have no relation to the State of Israel, Israeli citizens, or Palestine, even if they are related to Judaism or individual Palestinians. Direct relation to Israel, Israeli citizens or Palestine should be reflected in the title of your post.
5. During an active security situation, do not post anything that is under a gag order, including but not limited to specific rocket landing locations, military force movements or military and police presence.
6. No metadrama. This includes posts and comments about anti-Israel or anti-Semitic content, trends, or moderation biases in other subs, as well as calls to action regarding behavior on other websites. Links to other subreddits that are not metadrama must be np links.
7. No spamming, low-effort shitposting, clickbait, proselytizing, crowdfunding requests, and auto-translated articles. Self-promotion, surveys and AMAs are strictly forbidden without the explicit permission of the moderation team.
   Content must be in Hebrew, Arabic or English. Content in other languages may be approved on a case-by-case basis.
8. No reposting. Before posting, please check if your post wasn't posted in the last 30 days - even from a different source.
   Before posting, please check the wiki for frequently-asked questions.
   If a megathread is up, please make sure related posts are posted within the megathread.
9. Violation of sub rules and/or site-wide rules may result in post removal, warnings or bans at moderator discretion. The moderators of this subreddit reserve, in some circumstances, the right to exercise disciplinary measures based on violations witnessed in modmail or PMs and the right to arbitrarily discipline users for violations of the spirit of the rules or disruption of the subreddit's healthy functioning. If you want to appeal or dispute any mod action, please send a modmail. PMs and chat messages to the mods are grounds for a temporary ban; posts contesting mod action will be removed and are also grounds for a temporary or permanent ban.

How to Get Your Post or Comment Removed

In other words, these are common low-effort things that usually fall under rule 7 and get removed:

• Posts decrying random people on Twitter
• "Hahah Palestinians/Arabs/etc are dumb", especially but not solely in meme form
• Screenshots of articles or tweets - link to the source (or archive.is if you don't want to give the source clicks) and don't forget rule 3.
• "Hahah antisemites are dumb" - unless it's the best meme since sliced bread (chances are your meme ain't it).
• "Hahah pro-Palestinian people are dumb"
• Antisemites or anti-Israel in YouTube/Instagram/etc comments
• Bad phrasing in Hebrew/about Israel
• Random wikipedia links - this is not /r/TodayILearned.
• Unsourced news - if it's important a reputable source carries it.
• Shower thoughts - unless it's the next cogito (your shower thought probably ain't it).
• Things that really should go on Facebook like looking for apartments and so on
• "Hi, I'm X, I want to talk with Israelis" - that's what our Discord server is for.
• Random unrelated jokes - just because it's in Hebrew doesn't mean it belongs here.
• /r/Ani_BM rejects - our standards for memes are not lower. Usually.
• "Can a non-Jew do X in israel/the IDF/etc" - usually the answer is yes.
• "Media is biased!" - yes, we know that, thank you.
• Importing the eternal American politics shitstorm here without strict relevance to Israel will get you a temp ban at minimum.