Our values

In our group we have a wide and diverse audience of different and unique people with many opinions, and everyone can express their opinion freely as long as it is done with respect and does not harm themselves or others. Our group advocates the values of respect, self-expression, tolerance, and more.

Speaking Hebrew - Our group advocates and promotes Hebrew discourse in the community space in groups. In our groups, most of them speak Hebrew, so the conversation between us is conducted in Hebrew.

Israeli Spirit - Our group conducts a discourse that is connected to the Israeli reality, which, as mentioned, is not always easy, but tries its best to extract its good things and combine them with our discourse about what we love in fandom.

Zionist spirit - Our group has a distinct, proud and uncompromising Zionist character. We display the symbol of the hostages with pride.

Jewish Spirit - Although most of us are not religious and live a secular lifestyle, we have respect and appreciation for traditions and holidays, and we are always happy to express our appreciation for the holidays in any way possible, from ordering a commission to dancing with Fursuit to holiday songs.

Integrity - Our group welcomes quality people regardless of origin, gender, or political opinion, provided that that person has the virtues of mutual and self-respect, honesty, and inner integrity.

Healthy Community Relations - It is important to our group to foster an image of a healthy community where people feel comfortable being who they are, without having to pretend, wear masks, fake themselves or lie to be liked. We are real and honest people who are confident in themselves and know who we are.

Self-expression - We believe that everyone has the full right to express themselves in a variety of ways and contribute to the Israeli community, as long as they do so respectfully and do not harm themselves or others.

Tolerance - We believe in tolerance, acceptance, and inclusion of every person regardless of sex, gender, political views, etc., as long as that person respects others and also respects themselves.