The Jerusalem PostPolitics
Israel Needs Stronger, More Jewish Public Diplomacy, Says Analyst
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An opinion piece argues that Israel's public diplomacy (hasbara) needs a significant overhaul, moving away from the failed two-state solution narrative. The author advocates for a more "Jewish" and assertive message that emphasizes indigenous rights and Israel's strength. This approach, it is suggested, is more realistic and will be more respected internationally than past diplomatic efforts. The piece calls for an end to outdated formulas and a frank acknowledgment of the current geopolitical realities.
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- Israel's public diplomacy must shift from advocating a two-state solution to a more assertive, "Jewish" message.
- The current hasbara strategy is seen as a recipe for continued Israeli failure, especially after October 7th.
- Public diplomacy needs to emphasize indigenous Jewish rights in Israel, including Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria.
- Israel must embrace and affirm its military strength and strategic posture in its messaging.
- The author calls for realism and truth-telling, stating the two-state concept is suspended and Palestinians cannot be trusted with a state.
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