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Shomron Regional Council Launches Elite Youth Leadership and Advocacy Program
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 2 hours ago
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The Shomron Regional Council has launched an 18-month youth leadership program to train students in international advocacy for Israel, supported by a 50 million shekel investment in local education. The initiative includes advanced training in diplomacy, rhetoric, and AI, aiming to empower young leaders amid global challenges to Israel's image.
- 01Shomron Council invests 50 million shekels to expand and upgrade local education amid rapid growth.
- 02New youth leadership program "Generation 5.0 Global" launched to train international advocates for Israel.
- 03Program includes 16 sessions over 18 months covering diplomacy, rhetoric, AI, and digital influence.
- 04Participants receive weekly private English lessons and use a dedicated app to ensure high proficiency.
- 05Program cost is heavily subsidized, with a fee of 160 shekels per month for 15 months.
- 06Council head Yossi Dagan stresses the importance of media and diplomatic advocacy alongside military efforts.
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