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Trade restrictions risk replacing dialogue with economic coercion, weakening Britain’s influence and setting a dangerous diplomatic precedent.

Episode 41 explores how human capital, global networks and measurable advocacy can strengthen Israel’s reputation.

For generations, national security was defined by geography. Countries protected borders, guarded infrastructure and responded to physical threats. Intelligence agencies focused on what happened on the ground, while diplomacy sought to shape relations between states.

Since October 7, the world has witnessed an alarming resurgence of antisemitism. Across university campuses, media outlets, social networks and public institutions, hostility towards Israel has too often evolved into hostility towards Jews themselves.

For decades, public diplomacy was largely considered the responsibility of governments. Diplomats represented nations. Ambassadors explained policy. Official spokespersons responded to crises.

Chairman Simon Tobelem welcomes Ido Dimri as Executive Director and shares the vision for the next chapter of We Believe in Israel.