US EditionIn the wake of a leadership shake-up, FIDF doubles down on a disputed claim to reassure donors - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Friends of the Israel Defense Forces emphasizes its exclusive authorization claim to maintain donor confidence amid increased competition and a leadership overhaul after a recent crisis.
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In the wake of a leadership shake-up, FIDF doubles down on a disputed claim to reassure donors
(JTA) — After a crisis that led to the resignation of its top leadership last month, Friends of the Israel Defense Forces was looking to rehabilitate its reputation. In his first address to supporters, the group’s new CEO, retired Israeli general Nadav Padan, pledged to turn the page and focus on the future. He also leaned on one of the organization’s most longstanding and potent claims: that FIDF is the only group officially authorized by the I…
In the wake of a leadership shake-up, FIDF doubles down on a disputed claim to reassure donors - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
After a crisis that led to the resignation of its top leadership last month, Friends of the Israel Defense Forces was looking to rehabilitate its reputation. In his first address to supporters, the group’s new CEO, retired Israeli general Nadav Padan, pledged to turn the page and focus on the future. He also leaned on one of the organization’s most longstanding and potent claims: that FIDF is the only group officially authorized by the Israeli m…
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