My Israel
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| Formation | 2010 |
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| Founder | Ayelet Shaked Naftali Bennett |
| Purpose | Zionism |
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Region served | Israel |
| Website | myisrael |
My Israel (Hebrew: ישראל שלי, Yisra'el Sheli) is an Israeli right wing extra-parliamentary movement.[citation needed] Its website describes itself as an "internet-based movement dedicated to spreading Zionism."
About the movement
The movement was founded in early 2010 by Ayelet Shaked and Naftali Bennett, who previously worked together in Benjamin Netanyahu's office. The movement cooperates with the Yesha Council in the fields of logistics and PR. As of September 2011 the movement's Hebrew Facebook page had over 62,000 subscribers and the English page over 26,000.[citation needed]
In May 2011, the movement began opening branches throughout the country. In July, branches were opened in Haifa, Natanya, Ra'anana, Tiberias, El'ad, Beersheba, Giv'at Shmuel, Rishon LeZion and Kiryat Bialik.[citation needed]
in September 2014, the movement was registered as a nonprofit organization run by Sarah Haetzni-Cohen.[1]
Activity
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The movement deals with public relations across the internet and especially on social networks[citation needed] and Wikipedia,[2][3] but also arranges protests and demonstrations against alleged anti-Zionist activity in society and the media.[3]
In 2010, My Israel started an organized campaign to insert "Zionist" editing onto Wikipedia in order to combat what it perceived as "anti-Israel entries."[4] The group set-up workshops to show people how to edit.[3]
On 29 July 2011, the movement expressed its support for the social justice protests but disapproved of the heads of the protest. My Israel defined the leaders as conscientious objectors and post-Zionist leftists who publicly speak against IDF soldiers. On August 3 the movements' activists participated in a demonstration near the protest encampment in Rothschild Avenue. They joined Im Tirtzu, Bnei Akiva, and other right wing activists, and called for lowering the costs of living while expressing their support for Prime Minister Netanyahu. On September 1, the movement published an online letter from 2002, which includes Daphni Leef's signature. The letter states that the signatories refuse to "serve the occupation."[citation needed]
References
- ^ ""ישראל שלי" שנוהלה בעבר ע"י בנט ושקד נרשמה כעמותה; התקנון - מצע הבית היהודי". TheMarker. Retrieved 2020-08-06.
- ^ "My Israel – spreading Zionism Online – About us". Archived from the original on January 22, 2012.
- ^ a b c Shabi, Rachel; Kiss, Jemima (2010-08-18). "Wikipedia editing courses launched by Zionist groups". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077. Retrieved 2024-03-20.
- ^ Wikipedia founder: Israel-Palestine is heavily debated, but we're vigilant on neutrality Haaretz, 5 August 2011
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