| Foreign Policy Division |
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The National Security Council’s Foreign Policy Division is in charge of planning, integration and coordination of policy on major issues of national security.
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| The Division’s Roles |
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Formulation of political situation assessments.
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Formulation of recommendations for Israeli policies.
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Conducting strategic dialogs with National Security Councils of leading countries.
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| Major Areas of Activity |
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Formulation of alternatives for Israeli policy with regards to the political process and to relationships with Middle East countries.
- Israeli policy with regards to the Palestinians
- Israeli policy with regards to Lebanon
- Israeli policy with regards to Syria
- Israeli policy with regards Egypt, Jordan and other countries.
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Formulation of alternatives for Israeli policy with regards to the super powers: the United States, Russia, European Union, China and India.
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Formulation of alternatives for Israeli policy with regards to the key countries: Turkey and India and Israeli policy with regards to major international organizations such as the UN, NATO and OEC.
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Energy Security: a new area of activity relating to energy issues based on a comprehensive national security perspective that includes:
- Energy providers
- Strategic reserves
- Source combination
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| Major Position Holders |
- Substitute of the division director: Dr. Shaul Shay
- Mrs. Micky Rozin-Aharonson
- Dr. David Koren
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Activities of the Foreign Policy Division
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