Israel in bid to change 'distorted' media view
13 May 2005 | by Donna Werbner
Israel is preparing to shrug off its 'warzone' image and fight back against 'distorted' representations in the Western media with a global PR and advertising campaign.
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is to build on that and develop a campaign of behaviour that surprises the public at street level.' Last ...
Israel is preparing to shrug off its 'warzone' image and fight back against 'distorted' representations in the Western media with a global PR and advertising campaign.
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