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This document discusses how the Consulate General of Israel in Los Angeles innovated its public diplomacy efforts through digital diplomacy and social media. It created a network of "digital diplomats" who engage with global audiences on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. It also launched a "Citizen Ambassador Portal" to crowdsource public diplomacy and tap into social networks of interested citizens. However, integrated information flow across internal communications and social media remains a challenge. The future holds increasing transparency, engagement, and a more informed global society through streamlined digital diplomacy.
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