100 Chambers of Public Diplomacy in Reach, Says Head of Israel House
The Georgia-Israel model has proven that through economic ties, tourism, and people-to-people initiatives, diplomacy is possible, Itsik Moshe told The Media Line
By Felice Friedson and Gabriel Colodro/The Media Line
“I want to tell them that it is possible to establish 100 public diplomacy offices around the world at no cost to the State of Israel.”
It is the kind of promise that can sound implausibly large: a global network built without a state budget, formal diplomatic postings or a conventional government campaign. But for Itsik Moshe, the proposal is not a theory. It is an attempt to take a model forged over decades between Israel and Georgia—through business, tourism, culture and personal relationships—and reproduce it far beyond the Caucasus.
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