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Dear Valdas, This week I met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu along with IDSF leadership. We presented a plan to develop the new national guard which will bring much needed security to vulnerable cities across Israel. We spoke about the conscription law that is now under review. And we presented the Prime Minister with our most recent national security research. I also gave the Prime Minister a copy of my new book. The book is in Hebrew, and the English translation of the title is, “We Will Never Go Back: Securing Israel Forever.” This book presents an analysis of Israel’s national security, and what lies ahead. The book not only seeks to educate, but also to inspire. I am currently working on an English translation of the book which will be published later in the year. The publication of this book coincides with IDSF’s first major conference on national security, to be held this coming week in Jerusalem. While all of the presentations and panel discussions will be in Hebrew, I do hope to share English interviews of some of the presenters. The topics of the conference are as follows:
Speakers include Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Minister of Defense Yoav Galant, Former IDF Chief of Staff MK Gadi Eizenkot, and Minister of National Security MK Itamar Ben-Gvir. For the list of 30+ speakers and topics you can visit the Hebrew conference website here. Thank you for supporting Israel, |
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Brigadier General (res.) Amir Avivi |
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IN THIS EMAIL YOU WILL FIND:
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IDSF IN THE NEWS |
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IDSF International Affairs Update |
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Brigadier General Res. Amir Avivi briefed Lithuanian Ambassador Lina Antanaviciene on a wide range of national security issues. They spoke about how a policy of deterrence alone has not been working. Rather, Israel’s security forces need to be more proactive in order to restore a sense of security. They also discussed the increased volume of delegitimization campaigns on Israel’s control of Jerusalem. This is a leading cause for the many recent security incidents that Jerusalem have been experiencing. Future areas of collaboration include briefing visiting Lithuanian officials on Israel’s security situation. There was also discussion of future study of the Lithuanian military conscription policy compared to Israel. |
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Do Israelis Support a Two State Solution? |
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What can we learn from this IDSF survey? Read the full analysis of these findings exclusively on the IDSF website. |
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IDSF (in Hebrew, Habithonistim) is a movement dedicated to promoting Israel’s national security needs. We ensure that Israel remains the national homeland of the Jewish people for generations to come. Our membership includes more than 16,000 Israeli citizens, including high-ranking reserve officers and operators from the IDF, Mossad, Shin Bet, and Israeli Police. We promote a realistic vision of national security needs based on objective military principles. Our members are proud Israelis who want to secure our future and share their knowledge and conviction with policymakers, youth, and the general public. We do not support any particular politician or party. |
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