Resources and use of materials

Dor Moriah is an Israeli research and analytical centre. This website publishes research, survey findings, analysis, ideas and information about public projects. Distinguish research data from its interpretation and from an author's position.

Consider the publication date, fieldwork period, sample and methodological limitations. Archival material describes its own period; a translation does not make it a new study.

Authorship is shown on each publication. ‘Dor Moriah Team’ denotes collective editorial responsibility for the published material. Where an author, researcher or guest contributor is named separately, retain that attribution when citing the work.

Russian, English and Hebrew versions belong to the same material. If wording differs, tell the editors which language versions and passages are involved.

Links, documents, methodological notes and supporting data appear in the publication and its sources section. A source supports a particular fact or helps trace an argument; a link does not endorse everything on the external website.

When using numerical findings, retain the question, date, calculation base, units and sample size. Do not confuse percentages with percentage points.

A citation should identify the author or Dor Moriah Team, material title, Dor Moriah, publication date and permanent page URL. Add the language of a translation used and, for a changing page, the access date.

Use brief attributed quotations without distorting their meaning and within applicable law. Free access to read a work does not itself permit republication of an entire text, collection, study or image. A specific licence, where stated, governs that material. Otherwise, request permission for full republication or other use requiring the rights holder's consent.

Example: Dor Moriah Team. ‘Publication title’. Dor Moriah, publication date. URL (English version; access date).

Image rights may belong to Dor Moriah, a photographer, an agency or another rights holder. For Wikimedia Commons and other open collections, check the credit and licence of the particular file: creator, source link, licence and notice of changes where required.

A text's licence does not automatically cover its images. An editorial illustration may contain montage and should not be treated as documentary evidence of an event. Follow the specific image credit and terms when reusing it; contact the editors if these are unclear.

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