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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Israel's Reservists-Economic Party Proposes National Plan to Combat Anti-Israel Narratives

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The Reservists-Economic Party, led by former MK Einat Wilf, has unveiled a seven-point plan to combat anti-Israel narratives internationally. The proposal calls for integrating the "war of consciousness" into national security and significantly expanding the Foreign Ministry's resources. It aims to shift Israel's approach from reactive public diplomacy to proactively shaping global opinion and countering hostile ideologies. The plan also suggests establishing an information hub and utilizing diplomatic and economic tools against terrorism supporters.

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  • Reservists-Economic Party proposes a seven-point plan to counter anti-Israel narratives abroad.
  • The plan calls for integrating the "war of consciousness" into Israel's national security decision-making.
  • It demands a significant expansion of the Foreign Ministry's resources and capabilities.
  • Measures include proactive global opinion shaping and establishing an information coordination hub.
  • Former MK Einat Wilf stated the initiative is a "national war of consciousness," not just "hasbara."
  • The party chairman compared the effort to turning the tide on the battlefield.

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