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İÇİNDEKİLER/ CONTENTS
CHAPTER I: PUBLICATION GUIDELINES 2
1. Article Types 2
1.1. Peer-Reviewed Articles 2
1.2. Non-Peer Reviewed Articles 2
2. General Principles about the Writing Rules 3
2.1. Submission 3
2.2. Peer Review Policy 3
2.4. Article Form Thesis and Extended Article 4
3. Style 4
3.1. First Submission Format 4
3.2. Page Setup 4
3.3. First Page 4
3.4. Headings and Subdivisions 5
3.4. Cover Submission 5
3.5. Abstract, Keywords and Summary 6
3.6. Quotations 6
3.7. Abbreviations 6
3.8. Documents, Tables, Figures and Graphs 7
3.9. Attachments 7
3.10. Italic Words 7
3.11. Words with Quotes 8
3.12. Foreign Terms in Text 8
4. Bibliography and Notes 8
4.1. Three Types of Basic Sources and Examples for Bibliography and Citation 9
4.2. Source Type- General 11
4.3. Sacred Text 12
CHAPTER II: PUBLICATION PRINCIPLES 12
2. Descriptions 12
2. Aims and Scope/ Content 13
3. Ethics and Rules Determining the Functioning of the Journal 13
3.1. Open Access Journal 13
3.2. Archiving System 14
3.3. Plagiarism 14
3.4. Copyrights 14
4. Responsibilities 14
4.1. Editorial Boards 14
4.2. Referee 15
4.3. Author 16
4.4. Editor/Co-Editors 16
4.5. Scientific Advisory Committee 17

Thank you for choosing to submit your article to our journal. These instructions will help your article move smoothly through the consideration process. Please take the time to read and follow them as closely as possible, since doing so will ensure that your article matches the journal's requirements. Editorial enquiries should be addressed to the Editor at israiliyat.com@gmail.com or info@israiliyat.com.
CHAPTER I: PUBLICATION GUIDELINES
Articles submitted to the journal should not have been published previously or sent for publication simultaneously elsewhere.
The articles submitted to the journal must belong to one of the following categories:
Articles should be written according to the following formatting style guidelines.
1. Article Types
1.1. Peer-Reviewed Articles
Research Article: an original study that brings innovation to science invalidates former arguments or brings a new perspective, presents new documents.
Review Article: a study that provides a critical synthesis of an important subject and develops new perspectives of broad scientific interest
Articles submitted to the journal in this category,
-must be prepared by using relevant research methods and models in the field, and must have the quality to contribute to the field.
-must be a research which assesses, criticizes, and presents new views about a formerly-published work.
-must be research in which a concept or theory is discussed, criticized or explained.
-must be in accordance with the publishing principles and format of the journal.
1.2. Non-Peer Reviewed Articles
Studies written in article format but different from peer reviewed research articles.
Review: a study reviewing the recent or seminal works in the relevant field: book review, article review, conference review, thesis/ dissertation review etc. like peer-reviewing a self reviewing is possible

Interview: question and answer study with the authors, translators, editors and / or publishers of newly published works on the field, and with the authors and/or consultants of newly defended master's or doctoral theses.
Research Note: short study in theory, case study, or method etc. (maximum 2,000 words).
Publicity Article: study in the form of news or reviews written to promote a newly released product
Op-ed/ opinion article: as the name suggests, is an article where author’s opinion is expressed on an issue. It includes commentaries and rejoinders.
Translated Article: study in which a previously published article is translated into Turkish or English. In translation articles, the translator should receive permission from the author(s) of the relevant article.
Other Types of Articles: letters to the editor, report (project, meeting), policy reports, policy briefs etc.
2. General Principles about the Writing Rules
2.1. Submission
In taking a step toward expediting the publication process, the journal uses a web-based submission and peer-review system. If you have not got ORCID ID, you must create an account for yourself in the system by clicking “Login” at the right side of the journal web page (http://israiliyat.com). After you have logged in, click on the “submit a manuscript” button to submit a new manuscript and follow steps 1-5 (1 Manuscript Information 2 Authors 3 Files 4 Additional Information 5 Review and Send). Please read the Publication Guidelines and Principles before uploading your articles. In case of necessity, the article in doc or docx format could be sent by e-mail to israiliyat.com@gmail.com. To get announcements about journal, please became subscribers as a reader or authors in by clicking “users” button at the left side of the page after logging in.
While the article is uploaded to the DergiPark system, the following information should be written in the "Notes to the Editor" section in the preview and send section, along with the notes that the authors want to convey to the editor: The information of the author/s of the article in four separate lines, i. author's name and surname (surname in capital letters), ii. title, affiliation (department, faculty university, city, country) (in Turkish and English) iii. ORCID number, and iv. primary e-mail Address (if any, secondary e-mail address); thank you note, if any; if the article was previously presented/published as a proceeding, thesis, etc elsewhere, the note explaining this situation; The "science field" and "code" appropriate to the subject area of the article from the "core" tables "Application Requirements for the UAK Associate Professor Examination"
Since the full article file uploaded to DergiPark to be evaluated at the files level is the evaluation version shared with the referees, the name of the author/s should not be included in this file as per the blind review policy. In addition, author information should be deleted by entering file properties(file-Info- Related People section -Properties-“Advanced Properties (drop-down menu)- Summary-Author. Articles do not need to be sent separately by post.
2.2. Peer Review Policy
The articles are evaluated at three steps. These steps are (i) pre-evaluation, (ii) peer-reviewing, and (iii) final evaluation.
Manuscript which Editorial Board has found relevant in terms of scientific quality, ethics and research methods, form, and field sends to at least two anonymous referees of expertise for review. The manuscript is accepted for publication if both of the referees are positive. If one referee report is positive while the other one is negative, the paper is sent to a third referee. The manuscripts which have been decided to be revised shall be submitted by the author(s) within no later than two weeks. The revised text may be re-examined by the demanding referee should the Journal Editorial Board find necessary.
The manuscripts submitted shall be published within the final decision of the Editorial Board following the “can be published” approval of the two experts in the field. Authors shall take into account criticisms, assessments and revisions of the referees and the Editorial Board. If the author has any points he/she does not agree with, he/she has the right to specify these issues in a separate page within the justification thereof.
The manuscripts, following the approval by the referees, are makes ordered by the Editorial Committee, based on dates of completion of referee reports and also based on the scope of the journal.
Authors of the papers that are not accepted for publication are informed by e-mail.
2.4. Article Form Thesis and Extended Article
In the case of submitting of unpublished thesis, it would be appropriate to add a note that “article is based on the masters‘ thesis/ Ph.D. dissertation defended in …… in …. University titled …….. under the supervision of ……....” Similar note could be added to other unpublished article such as congresses/symposia presentation. If advisor made a substantial intellectual contribution to thesis, in article his/ her name could be listed as a co-author after corresponding author.
In extended and revised articles, later version should be at least 50% different from the previous one. It must be added a note like that: “This article was expanded and revised edition of paper titled “…….” which was presented/published”.
All details required by your funding and grant-awarding bodies must be supplied properly. For example, this work was supported by the [Funding Agency] under Grant [number xxxx].
3. Style
3.1. First Submission Format
Language of publication is Turkish, English, Arabic and Hebrew. The texts submitted must be clear and understandable, and be in line with scientific criteria in terms of language and expression.
The article submitted for consideration must not be less than 4,000 words or must exceed 10,000 words including the abstracts and references.
All articles should be submitted in the form of.doc or.docx files.
The journals are flexible with regard to the format of initial article submissions. Within reason, style and length do not influence consideration of an article. If revisions are requested, the editor request formatting instructions (in footnote and bibliography) at that time.
There is no first time submission format. After the article is submitted, article is prepared by the journal according to the Publication ready format, and then reviewing and revising is done through this version.
3.2. Page Setup
Article is prepared by the journal according to the Publication ready format by journal. The information in this subtitle is for informational purposes only.
Document page setup: in margin 1,27 cm for all sides of the page, landscape orientation, two pages per sheet of paper (printing); in paper A4; in layout different headers and footers in the odd & even pages and first pages.
All texts should be justified except for the Titles, column headings, and captions; all text is published in Helvetica font with one space lining. In article there is different font size, alignment and paragraph spacing.
3.3. First Page
The first page of all proposals shall include the following information: title, author info, abstract and keywords.
English and Turkish title should be 11 pt and spacing before paragraph 0 pt after paragraph 18 pt.
-Turkish and English abstracts and keywords should be in 9 pt. After keywords paragraph spacing must be 9 pt before paragraph 18 pt after paragraph.
-The body text of the articles can be written in 10 pt., fully justified, 0,5 cm hanging indent, paragraph spacing before paragraph 0 pt after paragraph 4 pt.
-The footnotes can be consecutively numbered, single-spaced, and written in 8 pts., paragraph spacing before paragraph 0 pt after paragraph 2 pt.
After the title, name and surname and contact information are published in five lines: (i) Name SURNAME (full first- and surname, no initials, no title) in 10 pt, paragraph spacing before paragraph 0 nk after paragraph 9 nk.; (ii) Title, Affiliation with 9 points; (iii) Title, Affiliated 8 point and italic in Turkish; (iv) ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID)number (optional) 7 points; (v) Email addresses within <> sign in 7 points.

Name of the author/s, his/her title, institution affiliations (university, faculty and department names) and e-mail address must be indicated under the title (where available, please also include ORCiDs). Footnotes for other explanations must be provided both in the text and down the page in numbers.
The current and relevant education and position of employment shall be written in Title, Affiliation line. Title, (MA Student/ MA Graduate, Ph.D. Student, Dr., Res. Asst., Asst. Prof Dr., Assoc. Prof. Dr., Prof. Dr.,), Affiliation (Department or Division Name, Faculty, University/ Institution Name, City, Country)
3.4. Headings and Subdivisions
If there are headlines and subheadings under the headings in article, please use numbered headings. If not, to use numbered headings is not necessary. Unless you're writing a very long and complex article, refrain from using more than three level of subheadings. The headings and subheadings should be appeared in bold and flush left and also numbered decimally such as 1., 1.1., 1.1.1. The headings and subheadings should be written in headline-style (not sentence style) capitalization.

3.4. Cover Submission
Journal’s layout of the cover includes the logo, picture, trim lines, and spine width. All authors of accepted research articles are welcome to submit ideas for the cover. The submission may be based on or resemble the figures in your article and your images should be both artistic and informative. Even Images that look like simple reproductions of figures from the journal will could be selected for the cover. You may wish to download and use our cover image template to ensure that your image is sized correctly to fit the cover and spine. The picture should have a resolution of at least 300 dpi. The file should be large enough to fit the journal cover, which prints at A5 (14,85 x 21). Any text layers should be on separate, removable layers. A finalized cover legend is appeared in the table of contents. This should be a brief paragraph that describes the cover image and relates it to the major findings of your article. There is no limit to the number of submissions for each paper. However, submissions should be as complete and final as possible. We must have the permission of the copyright holder of any copyrighted images.

3.5. Abstract, Keywords and Summary
At the beginning of the articles written in Turkish and English, abstracts in Turkish and English (not exceeding 300 words) along with 4-7 keywords..
A 300 words informative abstract is not introduction which is the first section of paper, but it provides the reader with a clear description of your study and its results without the reader having to read the entire paper. Turkish abstract is compulsory.
Keywords, it is separated by periods. All key words in titles are capitalized, Keywords should be separated by commas and end with a period.
At the end of the article, a summary in English for texts written in Turkish; a summary in Turkish for the texts written in English (700- 1000 words) can be written.
Articles with significant errors in grammar and syntax will not be considered for review.
If the science code information related to the study field can be entered, 3 scientific field codes could be written. Elazar, Weine, Library of Congress (LCC), Dewey Decimal (DDC), or Universal Decimal (UDC) classifications
3.6. Quotations
The quotations within the text should be given in “double-quotation marks” (not italic); the quotations longer than 4 lines should be placed in a new paragraph with the entire quote indented inch from the left margin and should have one-spacing. original quotations should not be changed. However, use an ellipsis space between each period (not in square brackets -[... ]) when omitting a word or fragment from the original quotation. quotations within a quotation must be given in single quotation marks (“ …‘…’…”). For quotations, use only quotation marks or block quoting, not italics. Use italics within quotations if they are already in the source material. The words that need to be highlighted within the quotations should be written in italic and should be stated in as parentheses that the emphasis belongs to the author. [emphasis added] or [italics added]
3.7. Abbreviations
and others et al.
editor ed.
page p.
appendix app.
especially esp.
pages pp.
book bk.
figure fig.
part pt.
chapter chap.
note n.
pseudonym pseud.
compare cf.
notes nn.
translator trans.
document doc.
number no.
versus vs.
edition ed.
opus op.
volume vol.
Note: All abbreviations are lowercase, followed by a period. Most form their plurals by adding “s.’’ The exceptions are note (n. → nn.), opus (op. → opp.), page (p. → pp.), and translator (same abbreviation)
3.8. Documents, Tables, Figures and Graphs
The size of the pictures in the magazine displayed in A5 (14.85 x 21) size should be sized taking into account the margins (1,77) and paragraph spacing in the top (1.75) and footer (0.5). Accordingly, the size of one image to be published on whole page should be maximum 12.31 horizontal and 17 cm vertical. The most convenient is that the line width or length is 8 cm.
column vs row

Every table should have a number and a (short and descriptive) title flush left on the line above the table. Every figure should have a number and a caption flush left on the line below the figure.
3.9. Attachments
Attachments shall be presented at the end of the text and down below shall be brief information as to the content of the document and citation for sources.
Both figure captions and table titles must be the same font and size as the main text of your document, even if the font inside the figure/table differs.
Other attachments (Table, Figure, Graphs) shall be presented as Additional Table: 1, Additional Graph: 3 and Additional Figure 7 if indicators other than the text are too many in number; attachments shall be presented after the references.
References to these attachments in the text shall absolutely be made as Additional Table: 1, Additional Graph 3 or Additional Figure 7. If citation has been made for table, figure, graph or picture, resource shall absolutely be indicated.
3.10. Italic Words
italics must be used for isolated foreign words/phrases (7.51) (on its first occurrence), words that need to be highlighted, word as a word or to a word or phrase in an unusual way other than titles of books or serial publications, Cinema, and long artistic pieces.

Special formatting is appropriate only the first time it is applied to a word a phrase. Thereafter, the word or phrase is presented in plain text unless clarity demands the continued use of italics

Do not italicize sections of the Bible, prayers, religious events or services, or sacred objects:
the Crucifixion,
the Diaspora,
the Hegira,
the Sermon on the Mount.
Do not italicize, the titles of long sacred works such as the Tanakh, Holy Bible, or Qur’an.
3.11. Words with Quotes
Quotation marks in roman type are used for translation of a non- English term in text and a word or phrase given in a special/unusual sense (ironically), or purposefully misused other than for quotes, titles of articles or chapters, minor works or Titles of parts of larger works. ‘single-quotation’ or «angular quotation» marks, bold (except headings), or underlined styles are not used.
3.12. Foreign Terms in Text
For languages using Latin alphabet, the name should be provided in original writing. Names written in other languages should be provided together with English or Turkish translations.
Words used from different languages other than the manuscript’s language should be written in italic. Phrases of a sentence or more should be set in quotes in roman type. (11.85). Foreign quotations in text (long or short) are always set in roman type with quotation marks. (Translations in parens (11.85–92)) Block quotations (foreign or English) are set in roman with no quotation marks. If both are presented (no matter the order), the second begins a new line and is set in square brackets [ ].

Foreign quotations in text (long or short) are always set in roman type with quotation marks. Use parens () if you add it after the quote, outside the quotation marks. Use square brackets [ ], if you insert a translation into the quote. If you insert a translation into the quote, use square brackets [ ]. If you add it after the quote, outside the quotation marks, use parens ().

Concepts and terminology that Turkish versions are not very well known or used differently by different scholars, should include it’s original language versions within parentheses in italic type. The foreign word or phrase is in italics, followed by its translation in parens (a gloss) or quote marks in Roman type (Foreign terms with translations).
Quotes: Word as Word
………. mosque (jami)….
………. masjed (mosque)….
………. cami “mosque” (from Arabic sjd root…)
Integrated into the English language and appear in standard English dictionaries are set in roman type: fait accompli, pro rata, mea culpa, a priori.
If foreign words are proper nouns, they are always set in roman type.
Titles of books and articles in Roman script will be recorded in the original language. If that language is deemed by the author of the article to be highly inaccessible to most readers, they will be followed, at the author’s discretion, by an English translation in parentheses.
Titles of books and articles in non-Roman scripts will be recorded in transliteration and followed by an English translation in parentheses. When the publisher of the book or journal provides the title or contents in English, in addition to the original language, prefer that translation unless it contains glaring mistakes.
4. Bibliography and Notes
Documentation style in formatting, citation and reference should be given according to international standards. Where applicable, author(s) name(s), journal title/book title, chapter /article title, year of publication, volume number and the pagination must be present.
Due to becoming interdisciplinary journal writing and referencing can be in any style or format as long as the style is consistent. We gently advise authors the use of The Chicago Manual of Style (CMS): Note and Bibliography (Author- Title) for formatting.

Each reference must have at least 50 characters and max 500 characters. Please do not forget to leave a blank line between each reference.
Journal of Israeli and Judaic Studies accepts a using a particular The Chicago Manual of Style (CMS): Note and Bibliography (or Turabian) system as documentation style. See the CMS manual for issues not listed in this guideline. (available online at http://chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide.html).
Citations may be placed in In-Text Citation or at the bottom of the pages (footnotes) of your article. Bibliography (references) shall be placed after the conclusion of article.
“References” have to be given only in the form as “Surname, Name. Title of the Work. Place of Publication: Publisher, Year.” in both in-Text Citation or Footnote Citation systems are preferred,
As a largers sources, name of the publications in footnotes (Title of Book and Title of Journal) shall be indicated in italic and title of article title of chapter, webpage as a small part of a larger sources in quotation marks; page numbers cited shall be specified.
Full information of the resources cited shall be given; any un-cited resource shall not be presented in the references.
Books, articles, reports, news articles, archival documents...[et al.] will be given in alphabetical order (classified in their own kind or together).
Exact page numbers of the articles should be specified.
In using the word processor plug-ins from reference management software such as Mendeley, Zotero and EndNote citations and bibliographies could be automatically formatted in CMS.
In titles of articles, books, and other sources, each word shall be capitalized, except for articles (the, an), prepositions, or conjunctions, unless one is the first word of the title or subtitle.
4.1. Three Types of Basic Sources and Examples for Bibliography and Citation
In CMS, there are three types/ format of basic sources: book, chapter (in edited book) and article (in journal). Citation elements in book and article consist of three parts, book chapter consists of four parts in notes where references and citations are given (N) and bibliography where sources is written (B). In book, which is the most basic sources, there are order of three parts/ items within the citation: (Author, Title, Edition Information), in book chapter there is "Title of Chapter" in addition to these three parts. In article "Title of Article" part is necessary but Edition Information part is not necessary except Year. In CMS the parentheses are used only for (Location: Publisher, Year) in notes and for (Year) in articles in notes and bibliography.
Format II: Book Chapter is most suitable format for other kind of sources (Entry in an Encyclopedia Web Web Paper Presentation Published Proceedings)
Below while bold ones must be written exactly the same, for others appropriate information should be written.
In international common citation styles including Chicago style, work information (Author, Title, Edition Information) about the work are generally separated by a “comma” in footnotes, and by “dot” in the references. In the references, the separation of the title and its information by a “dot” is necessary for citation referencing softwares for analyzing and interpreting the title and its information in order to make them meaningful.
While in the footnote Edition Information (Location: Publisher, Year) is written in parentheses without commas after the name of the book in italics,
In the bibliography, it is written in without parentheses with period after the name of the book in italics.
6. When a source is cited more than once, the citations after the first citation should only include the surname(s) of the author(s) and the shortened title. If the same source is cited in the footnotes following each other, “Ibid.” should be used. (Chicago discourages the use of ibid. in favor of shortened citations)
The first time you cite a source, you will include a full citation then shortened / succeeding notes or abbreviations like ibid in italic shall be used. If more than one book and article by the same author is used, after the first usage of the second source, the surname of the author, then shortened name for the book or article shall be used. In the case of references with more than four and more authors, all authors shall be written at the first instance and given in the shortened style afterwards. (14.24 –14.28)
Not all letters of the surname are capitalized.
Don't include the parts of publishers' names that are not required to locate the publisher such as Publisher.
Titles of unpublished works appear in "quotation marks"—not in italics. This treatment extends to theses and dissertations, which are otherwise cited like books.
Format I: Book- References
* Surname, Name, ed• Title of Book• Translated by Name Surname• Location: Publisher, Year•
Example I- References
Kimmerling, Baruch and Joel S. Migdal. The Palestinian People: A History. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2003.
Footnotes
Example 2- First citation
Name Surname, Title of Book, (Location: Publisher, Year), page/s
Baruch Kimmerling, Joel S Migdal, The Palestinian People: A History (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2003), 212.
Example 3- Shortened Notes
Surname, Shortened Title of Book, page/s
Kimmerling et al., The Palestinian, 212.
Example 4- Consecutive citation
Ibid. 212.
Example 5- citation to only source by that author
Kimmerling, 212.
Format II: Book Chapter- References
*Surname, Name, Name Surname, and Name Surname• "Title of Chapter•" In Title of Book, edited by Name Surname, pages• Location: Publisher, Year•
Format III: Article- References
Surname, Name, Name Surname, Name Surname, and Name Surname• "Title of Article•" Title of Journal volume, no. issue (Year): pages• URL (accessed…)•
4.2. Source Type- General

Format I: Book- References
Editor, Translator, or Compiler (In addition to author) of book
Surname, Name, ed• Title of Book• Translated by Name Surname• Location: Publisher, Year•
Preface/ Foreword/ Introduction/ or Similar Part of book (not italic)
Surname, Name• X to Title of Book• Location: Publisher, Year• Kindle edition•
Subtitle,
Surname, Name• Title of Book: Subtitle• Location: Publisher, Year•
edition or Multivolume work
Surname, Name• Title of Book• x vols, xth ed• Location: Publisher, Year•
Single volume in a multivolume work
(Author wrote all volumes)
Surname, Name• Title of Volume• Vol. x, Title of Volumes• Location: Publisher, Year•
Author wrote only one volume
Title of Volume• Title of Volumes, edited by Name Surname, vol. x•
Corporate Author, Government Report,
Institution• Title of Report• no. x (if acclicable)• URL•

Bibliography- Thesis/ Dissertation:
Surname, Name• "Title of Thesis•" Thesis level, Awarding Institution, Year• URL•

Format II: Book Chapter- References
Entry in an Encyclopedia
*Surname, Name• "Title of Entry•" In Title of Encyclopedia• Vol • URL (accessed Mouth Day, Year)•
Web
*Surname, Name • "Title of Web Page•" Name of Website or Publishing Organization (if applicable)• URL (erişim…)•
Titles of blogs and titles of books, journals, television shows, movies, and other types of works should be treated the same whether cited as a print version or an online version.
Tweet
Lastname, Firstname [Institution] (@UserName)• "Full text of tweet." • Mouth Date, Year, hour• https://twitter.com/...•x

There is no need to use the preposition of "in" in Turkish, which is used before the title of the book while referring to "Book Chapter".
If there are two or more authors, there is no need to use the "ve" conjunction or "&" in Turkish in response to the "and" link between the author names.
Paper Presentation
Surname, Name• "Title of Paper•" Details of Conference such as Paper presented at ……….., Date• URL•
Published Proceedings
Surname, Name• "Title of Article•" In Title of Proceedings, edited by Name Surname, pages• Location of Conference, Dates of Conference• Location: Organization/Publisher, Year•
Format III: Article- References
Abstract
Surname, Name• "Title of Article•” Abstract• Title of Journal, no. issue (Year): pages• DOI:x•
Chicago Style states that you only have to provide an issue number if it is Paginated by Issue (issue's pagination starts at page 1)
Book Review
Reviewer's Surname, Name• "Title of Review (if there is one),” Review of Title of Book, by Name of Author• Title of Journal volume, no. issue (Year): pages•
Newspaper or magazine article, online
Surname, Name• "Title of Article•" Title of Magazine or Newspaper• Mouth Date, Year• URL (accessed…)•
Newspaper and magazine articles are rarely included in bibliographies.
4.3. Sacred Text
References to the Jewish or Christian scriptures usually appear in text citations or notes rather than in bibliographies. Biblical references are given in numeral.
Parenthetical or note references to the Bible should include book (in roman and usually abbreviated), chapter (perek), and verse (pasuk)—never a page number. A colon is used between chapter and verse.
1. 1 Thess. 4:11, 5:2-5, 5:14.
2. Heb. 13:8, 13:12.
3. Gen. 25:19-36:43.
4. Quran 19:17-21. (or Koran Maryam/19:17-21.)
CHAPTER II: PUBLICATION PRINCIPLES
The ethical duties and responsibilities set out below are based on guidelines and policies published by Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) as open access.

These principles are intended not only for use by authors, editors, and referee who are involved in peer review, but also for those who take responsibilities in the journal such as, editorial and scientific advisory committee members
2. Descriptions
Journal: Israiliyat: Journal of Israeli and Judaic Studies (ISRAILIYAT);
Field: the any science field/ discipline which in the topic areas/ key areas/ subject areas/ keywords of Israel and Judaism;
Expert: person who specialized in the same expert field as the journal topic; whose teaching or research and publications are in the field of academic Jewish and Israel Studies
Member of Editorial Boards: person who specialized in the same expert field as the journal topic by outstanding scientific works and serves in the editorial broad;
Scientific Advisory Committee: At least five faculty members who are specialized in the field and selected from different five universities;
Author: faculty member, Students or researcher who submit an article to journal in the field;
Referee: at least two anonymous faculty members who specialized by outstanding scientific works in his/her field;
Editor/ Co-Editors: researcher/s who specialized in the field by outstanding scientific works coordinate the authors, readers, editorial board and scientific advisory committee;
Article: the article submitted for publication in the journal;
Web page: webpage of the journal in the DergiPark hosting services and editorial workflow management.
2. Aims and Scope/ Content
The aim of the journal is to provide an independent academic reference sources/ authority for expert in different disciplines who studies academically in the topic areas of Israel, and Judaism which are related with the Middle East Studies.
The journal places special emphasis on improving the existing connections with other disciplines and the creation of new links and aims to extend the methodologies, areas of interest and conceptual frameworks inside the field.
The journal is published biannually (June/ summer and December/ winter).
The journal is a refereed international journal.
It is online, free and open-source journal.
The journal does not charge for submission, handling, processing, and publication of manuscripts.
As an International journal, journal needs to ensure that the committees have international expertise and content is from a wide range of international authors.
It encourages work from younger scholars at the start of their academic careers, as well as welcoming contributions from established and senior scholars.
As a new journal, it is desired to become established journal overtime and make academic contribution to the field with its content. In this framework, ULAKBİM Social and Human Sciences Database (SHSD) and other indexes are desired to be members.
The journal aims the improving of communication between the author, the referee, and the advisory committee and decision maker.
Each published issue of the journal will be uploaded as a PDF file to the DergiPark if it is pressed the hardcopy of it will be sent to the authors.
3. Ethics and Rules Determining the Functioning of the Journal
3.1. Open Access Journal
Israiliyat as an Open Access journal and adopts the open-access policy of the Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI). Accordingly, scientific articles and researches published in the journal are presented to end-users and institutions free of charge. Users have the right to read, download, copy, print, distribute, search or connect the full text of articles published in the journal of İçtimaiyat without the permission of the publisher or authors.

İsrailiyat is published bu closed issue (complete issue) publication). Online First is a platform that İsrailiyat publish the ready for publication articles online before publication.
3.2. Archiving System
LOCKSS system is used as archiving system for preservation and restoration of data in this journal.
3.3. Plagiarism
Plagiarism Policy
By submitting articles to Israiliyat, the author attest the following:
• None of the part of manuscript is plagiarized from other sources
• Proper reference is provided for all contents extracted from other sources.
Strong action will be taken against cases of plagiarism:
All the papers submitted have to pass through an initial screening and are checked through the Advanced Plagiarism Detection Software (intihal.net).
Penalties for Plagiarism
When plagiarism has been found to have occurred, Israiliyat will take the actions listed below as determined by the type of plagiarism.
• The authors will be asked to write a formal letter of apology to the authors of the plagiarized paper, including an admission of plagiarism.
• If the paper is under submission, the paper can be automatically rejected by the Editor or the Editorial board without further revisions and without any further plagiarism investigation coordinated by the Editor.
3.4. Copyrights
Israiliyat aims to promote the development of global Open Access to scientific information and research. The Publisher provides copyrights of all online published papers (except where otherwise noted) for free use of readers, scientists, and institutions (such as link to the content or permission for its download, distribution, printing, copying, and reproduction in any medium) except change of contents and for commercial use, under the terms of Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) License, provided the original work is cited. Written permission is required from the publisher for use of its contents for commercial purposes.
Journal decide to allow the author(s) to hold the copyright without restrictions with CC BY-NC-ND4.0 license
4. Responsibilities
4.1. Editorial Boards
To offer expertise in their specialist area, an editorial board who is primarily made up at least five experts works directly work with the Editor/ co-editors to ensure ongoing development of the journal.
The editorial board consists of the journal's rotating editors and other members.
While rotating editors are permanent members of the journal and other members’ tenure is two (2)-years term and may be reappointed. Membership will be reviewed on a regular basis to allow as many specialists as possible the opportunity to contribute to our journal
Board members may also serve as a rotating or (special) issue/theme guest editor in journal
It takes the decisions with absolute majority.
It is important that the Committee members are active in their specialist field and are therefore up to date with what is happening in research and developments in that field. He/ she decides journal policy and scope. He/ she attracts new and established authors and article submissions. He/she makes efforts to be included in important citation indexes.
Editorial Board strictly follows the publication ethical standards to increase the journal impact factor and be one among the international journals of Israeli and Judaic worldwide.
Editorial board examines the articles to the journal in terms of suitability of form and field (pre-evaluation/ pre-assessment), identifies experts in the academy (based on theses, publications and the field of expertise), and submits them to relevant referee evaluations.
It decides whether the article will be published or not according to referee decisions, and makes the ordering and list of articles to publish for those approved by the referee.
It decides on the assignment of issue/theme guest editor, book review editor, section/field editor, members of editorial, scientific, and ethics committee etc.
He/she decides to organize some events which promote the journal such as conference. He decides on the special issue and cover story.
A new member is to be accepted to the committee. Nominee who wish to be part of editorial board submit a Curriculum Vitae (CV) along with an e-mail outlining their reason for the request and which roles they are interested in.
Editorial boards meets twice a year in person / face to face or/and via telephone/video conferencing in usual circumstances.
All members of the editorial board shall be obliged to attend these meetings.
Where it is deemed necessary, scientific advisory committee must also be invited by the Editor to the meetings of the editorial board for delivering opinions. Where voting is required in the editorial board, only the members of the editorial board shall have the right to vote.
The members of the editorial board who have failed to attend the meetings of the editorial board or who have attended the meetings but hampered his duties and responsibilities their membership terminates.
The member who acts against the research ethics, his/her committee member duty in the journal shall come to an end.
To submit some of their own work for consideration, ensuring that they adhere to Conflict of Interest rules and stating their relationship to the journal. This is very important as the journal cannot be seen to publish only articles from members of the editorial board.
4.2. Referee
Referees (Reviewers) examine the articles submitted as to methodology, scope, and originality and decide whether they are appropriate for publication.
Referees must give unbiased consideration to each article submitted for consideration for publication with its academic merits, without regard to race, religion, nationality, sex, seniority, or institutional affiliation.
Referees must keep the peer review process confidential; information or correspondence about an article should not be shared with anyone outside of the peer review process.
Referees should provide a constructive, comprehensive, evidenced, and appropriately substantial peer review report (Article Evaluation Form).
Referees are expected not only to mark the grading on the evaluation form, but also to detail the negative comments and state the reason. Especially referees who express a negative opinion should present to the author the lack of the study and the reasons for rejection.
Editor can interfere in the miswriting in referee reports, unfit declaration of the authors and the mistakes with the information.
4.3. Author
Authors must confirm that their submitted article is their own original work, which does not infringe the intellectual property rights of any other person or entity, and cannot be construed as plagiarizing any other published work, including their own previously published work (self- plagiarism). They should obtain permission or cite to reproduce any content from other sources.
The corresponding author must ensure all named co-authors consent to publication. All persons who have made significant scientific or literary contributions to the article submitted should be named as co-authors. The names of the individuals who contributed only certain parts should be mentioned in the list of acknowledgment.
If required, authors must facilitate access to data sets described in the article.
Studies based on part of thesis/ dissertation can be published even if the university (ProQuest, or author) makes it available for download. In such cases, the thesis is not considered to be formally published. However, if the thesis is published by a publisher it cannot be published in the journal.
The authors are responsible from contends of the articles published in the journal and do not represent the official views of the journal (editor or editorial board).(Disclaimer)

4.4. Editor/Co-Editors
An Editor’s role is vital to the success of the journal. Editor should make all reasonable effort to follow publication process of submitted articles in an efficient and timely manner.
Editor ensures coordinated working of all units of the journal by ensuring the coordination among the various committees of the journal.
Editor calls the editorial board to meet once a year in person or by conference call, except for special times, in order to make a pre-evaluation of articles to the journal. He also send invitation to the scientific advisory committee for acknowledgement.
Prepare annual activity report and report concerning the subjects discussed and decisions taken. The report shall be forwarded electronically to the members of the Editorial and Science Committee.
Editor takes up the editorial responsibilities on behalf of the editorial board.
Editor corrects the articles submitted to the journal and makes the journal ready for printing.
Editor can help to translate the abstract of English articles into Turkish.
Editor follows up the messages received by the journal via e-mail, and perform the other routine correspondence.
Editor must issue a ‘call for articles’ a “call for reviewers”, and “e-mail list” alert to invite more contribution of articles, to develop the reviewer panelists, and to introduce the articles.
Editor is responsible for creating and updating the web page and social media account of the journal, especially twitter.
Immaterial amendments and corrections to the articles accepted for publication are done by the editor within the knowledge of the editorial board.
Editor should always be mindful of the number of articles in review and should encourage reviewers to speed up the process if they know the deadline is near.
On subjects where the absolute majority be ensured in the editorial board, the Editor shall give the final decision taking into account of the tendencies in the editorial board.
Editor can call the members of editorial board to assistance in extraordinary circumstances on matters related to his/her responsibilities in order prevent disruption of work.
Editor can assign any experts as an Associate Editors in assisting himself/ herself in ensuring coordination between the members of the editorial board, following up referee process of the articles, examining the referee reports and solving technical problems.
Editor-in-Chief is a person having the qualifications stated in the Press Law numbered 5187 and responsible for the fulfilment of the provisions concerning the periodicals included in this Editor-in-Chief appoints the editor/co-editors

Editor-in-Chief appoints The Members of Editorial Board.
4.5. Scientific Advisory Committee
The members of the scientific advisory committee shall be elected from the people experienced on subjects or scientific fields covered by the journal, adherent to the academic ethics and in the nature of capable of bringing the journal up to the international level. The scientific advisory committee shall consist of at least 5 Turkish and 5 foreigner university staffs.
Scientific advisory committee members’ expertise should represent the subject areas covered by the journal's aim and scope. The scientific advisory committee shall introduce advise for the development of the scientific content and quality of the journal
Scientific advisory committee members will serve a variety of functions. These may include:
acting as ambassadors for the journal;
supporting and promoting the journal;
submitting their article for publication;
reviewing submissions to the journal;
attending and contributing to editorial board meetings.
A journal's scientific advisory committee normally undergoes a partial renewal after a set period determined by the editorial board. This will involve removing some members, inviting others, and renewing some existing members for another term according to their functions. It is important when inviting a Committee member that this issue of scientific advisory committee members’ functions is included in the invitation letter to avoid any misunderstandings that can arise.
The Editor should be familiar with these experts and can invite new members from these colleagues and peers. Many of these will be authors of written books/ articles on related topics. Editors need to be very clear as to why they have chosen to invite someone to the scientific advisory committee.
These principles and guidelines are compiled by Journal’s co-editor, M Mustafa KULU. During these principles and guidelines are compiled, related web sources are used.

Open Access Journal
Israiliyat as an Open Access journal and ahttp://conference.israiliyat.com/dopts the open-access policy of the Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI). Accordingly, scientific articles and researches published in the journal are presented to end-users and institutions free of charge. Users have the right to read, download, copy, print, distribute, search or connect the full text of articles published in the journal of İçtimaiyat without the permission of the publisher or authors.

İsrailiyat is published bu closed issue (complete issue) publication). Online First is a platform that İsrailiyat publish the ready for publication articles online before publication.
Archiving System
LOCKSS system is used as archiving system for preservation and restoration of data in this journal.
Plagiarism
Plagiarism Policy
By submitting articles to Israiliyat, the author attest the following:
• None of the part of manuscript is plagiarized from other sources
• Proper reference is provided for all contents extracted from other sources.
Strong action will be taken against cases of plagiarism:
All the papers submitted have to pass through an initial screening and are checked through the Advanced Plagiarism Detection Software (intihal.net).
Penalties for Plagiarism
When plagiarism has been found to have occurred, Israiliyat will take the actions listed below as determined by the type of plagiarism.
• The authors will be asked to write a formal letter of apology to the authors of the plagiarized paper, including an admission of plagiarism.
• If the paper is under submission, the paper can be automatically rejected by the Editor or the Editorial board without further revisions and without any further plagiarism investigation coordinated by the Editor.
Copyrights
Israiliyat aims to promote the development of global Open Access to scientific information and research. The Publisher provides copyrights of all online published papers (except where otherwise noted) for free use of readers, scientists, and institutions (such as link to the content or permission for its download, distribution, printing, copying, and reproduction in any medium) except change of contents and for commercial use, under the terms of Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) License, provided the original work is cited. Written permission is required from the publisher for use of its contents for commercial purposes.
Journal decide to allow the author(s) to hold the copyright without restrictions with CC BY-NC-ND4.0 license

Israiliyat: The Journal of Israeli and Judaic Studies adopts the no-charge policy. It does not charge any fees for article submission, article-editorial processing or article publication. No royalty is paid to the author for copyright. Articles are available free of charge in print and digital. It has no direct or indirect subsidies from institutions like universities, associations, and governments or revenues from advertising services and membership dues. Thus, the journal relies on volunteerism.