Israel Plans to Establish 100 Global Advocacy Offices to Boost International Support

Next week in Jerusalem, an international advocacy conference will unveil a plan to create 100 pro-Israel advocacy offices worldwide at no cost to the Israeli government. The event marks the 30th anniversary of the Israel-Georgia Chamber of Commerce and is led by Itzik Moshe, chairman of the public diplomacy organization Beit Israel. The methodology presented is based on a 15-year pilot program and aims to expand the organization's current presence from 30 countries to a global scale.

The conference will also address strategies to combat antisemitism internationally, including legislative initiatives in parliaments and educational programs to prevent antisemitism. Strengthening ties with Israeli business communities abroad will be discussed, recognizing their role as natural ambassadors for Israel. Additionally, the event will explore enhancing cooperation with younger generations, student organizations, entrepreneurs, and innovation projects in high-tech and culture sectors.

Another key topic is promoting bilateral tourism with Eastern European and other countries by streamlining entry procedures to Israel. This effort seeks to increase inbound tourism, bolster Israel's economy, and improve its international image. Organizers emphasized that the conference aims to present actionable plans for collaboration with government ministries, international organizations, and global partners.