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The opening as it read in 2010
Reut Institute is a policy group in Tel Aviv designed to provide real-time long-term strategic decision-support to the Government of Israel although informed commentators say they are largely ignored and irrelevant to the Israeli decision-making process.1Established in January 2004 by Gidi Grinstein and a team of founders, Reut is a non-partisan non-profit policy team that supplies its services pro-bono solely to the Government of Israel.2Reut's current focus areas are National Security and Top15: Socio-Economics. They are described as "very influential and highly respected" by Ido Aharoni, spokesman to Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni , who noted that virtually every key ministry in the government has utilized Reut’s services. On February 11, 2010, the Reut Institute reported that violence had failed to achieve Israel’s ends and had produced worldwide revulsion.3
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The Reut Institute is a nonpartisan and nonprofit policy think tank in Tel Aviv designed to provide real-time, long-term strategic decision-support to Israeli policymakers.An independent research center, it is one of Israel's most prominent strategy groups.Established in January 2004 by Gidi Grinstein and a team of founders, Reut describes itself as a strategy group that supplies its services pro bono to Israeli government official and decision-makers.
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The Reut Institute is a nonpartisan and nonprofit policy think tank in Tel Aviv created to provide decision-support to Israeli policymakers.
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Israeli think tank and lobby group The Reut Group (formerly known as the Reut Institute ) is a non-profit policy think tank and Israeli lobby organization in Tel Aviv .It was founded by Gidi Grinstein in January 2004 to provide decision-support to Israeli policymakers.The Reut Institute was established in January 2004 by Gidi Grinstein and a team of founders.
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policy group in tel aviv designed to provide real-time long-term strategic decision-support to the government o
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non-profit policy think tank and israeli lobby organization in tel aviv
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