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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Liberman Calls for Emergency Task Force to Combat Israel's Declining Global Image

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Yisrael Beytenu chairman Avigdor Liberman is calling for an emergency task force to combat Israel's growing diplomatic isolation and declining international support. He warns that this isolation, fueled by disinformation and changing Western attitudes, threatens Israel's economy and security. Liberman proposes a joint effort with diaspora Jewish communities to coordinate messaging and counter delegitimization, arguing that a change in government after the October 27 elections is necessary to restore Israel's global standing.

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  • Avigdor Liberman proposes an emergency task force to fight Israel's diplomatic isolation and declining global support.
  • He warns that this isolation threatens Israel's economy, security, and freedom of action.
  • The task force would involve the Israeli government and diaspora Jewish communities to coordinate messaging.
  • Liberman links the decline to threats from Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran, and changing Western attitudes.
  • He calls for a new government after the October 27 elections to restore Israel's credibility.
Liberman Calls for Emergency Task Force to Combat Israel's Declining Global Image
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