Israel va mobiliser des milliers de bloggers pour semer mensonges et confusion sur les sites internets - source HAARETZ

Israel va mobiliser des milliers de bloggers en Israel pour semer mensonges et confusions sur les sites internets qui ne sont pas a leur gouts - en anglais - francais - espagnol et allemand. Voila encore la bonne vieille méthodes talmudique - déception, mensonge, désinformation.
Source - journal HAARETZ - Israel

Israel va recruter des israéliens parlant une langue étrangere pour s`attaquer aux sites vu comme problématique

Problématique est toute personne qui ne pense pas comme eux! ( Hasbaras et sayanims comme Trolls)


Israel recruits 'army of bloggers' to combat anti-Zionist Web sites


Israelis who speak a second language to represent Israel on 'problematic' Websites in new Absorption Ministry program.

By Cnaan Liphshiz | Jan.19, 2009 | 1:37 AM | 10

The Immigrant Absorption Ministry announced on Sunday it was setting up an "army of bloggers," to be made up of Israelis who speak a second language, to represent Israel in "anti-Zionist blogs" in English, French, Spanish and German. ( En anglais, francais, espagnol, allemand)

The program's first volunteer was Sandrine Pitousi, 31, from Kfar Maimon, situated five kilometers from Gaza. "I heard about the project over the radio and decided to join because I'm living in the middle of the conflict," she said.

Before hanging up the phone prematurely following a Color Red rocket alert, Pitousi, who immigrated to Israel from France in 1993, said she had some experience with public relations from managing a production company.

"During the war, we looked for a way to contribute to the effort," the ministry's director general, Erez Halfon, told Haaretz. "We turned to this enormous reservoir of more than a million people with a second mother tongue." Other languages in which bloggers are sought include Russian and Portuguese.

Halfon said volunteers who send the Absorption Ministry their contact details by e-mail, ...... will be registered according to language, and then passed on to the Foreign Ministry's media department, whose personnel will direct the volunteers to Web sites deemed "problematic."

Within 30 minutes of announcing the program, which was approved by the Foreign Ministry on Sunday, five volunteers were already in touch, Halfon said.
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