Wikipedia's first sentence called it “bureau under the israeli prime minister's office with the guidance of the ministry of information and diaspora”. Today it says “responsible for coordination between the government of israel and journalists and media personnel working in th”.
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The opening as it read in 2015
Postal Minister Yosef Burg dedicating the first Telex machine in the Government Press Office, August 1956 Government Press Office (abbreviated: GPO ; Hebrew : לשכת העיתונות הממשלתית ; abbreviated: לע"ם , La'am ) is a Bureau under the Israeli Prime Minister's office with the guidance of the Ministry of Information and Diaspora .1It is responsible for handling the Foreign Journalists staying in the country. The Bureau is also responsible for granting certificates for Journalists employees of the Press in Israel, and these certificates, granted to Israelis and foreigners under certain conditions, allow entry to government events open only to media, and also have additional advantages for employees in the field of mass media. In addition, it is also responsible for coordinating media coverage at official events and VIP visits to the country, and for the management of the National Photo Collection .2
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Postal Minister Yosef Burg dedicating the first Telex machine in the Government Press Office, August 1956 Government Press Office (abbreviated: GPO ; , Lishkat Ha-Itonut Ha-Memshaltit ; abbreviated: לע"ם, La'am ) is responsible – on behalf of the Prime Minister's Office – for coordination between the Government of Israel and the community of journalists and media personnel working in the country.The GPO serves as the central address for foreign press contact with the government and the Israel Defense Forces .The director of the GPO, since August 2012, is Nitzan Chen.
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Postal Minister Yosef Burg dedicating the first Telex machine in the Government Press Office, August 1956 The Government Press Office (abbreviated: GPO ; , Lishkat Ha-Itonut Ha-Memshaltit ; abbreviated: לע"ם, La'am ) is responsible for coordination between the Government of Israel and journalists and media personnel working in the country. The GPO serves as the central address for foreign press contact with the government and the Israel Defense Forces . Nitzan Chen became director of the GPO in September 2012.
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The opening as it stood in 2025
Postal Minister Yosef Burg dedicating the first Telex machine in the Government Press Office, August 1956 The Government Press Office (abbreviated: GPO ; Hebrew : לשכת העיתונות הממשלתית , Lishkat Ha-Itonut Ha-Memshaltit ; abbreviated: לע"ם, La'am ) is responsible for coordination between the Government of Israel and journalists and media personnel working in the country. The GPO serves as the central address for foreign press contact with the government and the Israel Defense Forces . Nitzan Chen became director of the GPO in September 2012.
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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “bureau under the israeli prime minister's office with the guidance of the ministry of information and diaspora”. Today it says “responsible for coordination between the government of israel and journalists and media personnel working in th”. Read the current article and compare.
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bureau under the israeli prime minister's office with the guidance of the ministry of information and diaspora
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responsible for coordination between the government of israel and journalists and media personnel working in th
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