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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Israel Urged to Unite Against Information Warfare Amidst Internal Political Strife

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Israel is losing the information war due to internal political divisions and a fragmented response to global propaganda, according to an opinion piece. The author criticizes the government for prioritizing political control over national security and failing to mobilize the nation's expertise effectively. A proposal is put forth to establish a National Command for Strategic Narrative and Public Diplomacy to coordinate efforts and counter hostile narratives abroad.

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  • Israel's response to global propaganda is fragmented, wasting energy on internal politics instead of a unified information war strategy.
  • Adversaries coordinate messaging and digital networks, while Israel's talented individuals work in silos, hindering effectiveness.
  • The political establishment is criticized for controlling who speaks for Israel, treating independent initiatives as competitors.
  • A proposal exists to create a National Command for Strategic Narrative and Public Diplomacy to coordinate national efforts.
  • Former general Ofer Winter is noted for understanding the critical importance of the information battlefield.
  • The government must prioritize Israel's international standing over political messaging control to win the information war.

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