Hasbara

The IDF will keep doing what only it can do. But Israel needs civilians to do what only civilians can do: explain the country in a way that is believable and not based on a uniform.

Winning it will require something we have not yet fully mustered: unity, coordination, and unapologetic resolve from the Diaspora itself.

It is important for opinion shapers, journalists, researchers, and all those who work in the business of information and knowledge to visit Israel and tell the story as it truly is.

Leaders from Jewish communities and organizations worldwide will participate in the J-50 Forum, to be held in Jerusalem from December 21 to 24.

Israel cannot afford to continue losing the information war while winning on the ground.

Israel must recognize that BDS, APR, and antisemitism are primary wars, not secondary theaters of combat.

Next time, the World Zionist Congress should return to its roots – a forum for shared purpose, not a playground for fringe politics.

TalkIsrael’s philosophy is simple: people don’t change their minds because they’re lectured, they change them when they feel something.

This transplanted Greek rabbi intends to continue his hasbara efforts on behalf of Israel.

If Israel is to be ready for the next confrontation, it must treat information warfare as seriously as kinetic warfare.