It is easier to fight an adversary when you can clearly see them. But that is exactly the problem we face challenging the Zionist narrative: its lack of a structured landscape in which we can clearly identify the hasbarists/propagandists pushing the narrative. As it is, Zionist propagandists operate as individuals in well defined establishment roles (government ministers, military and government spokespersons, UN and country ambassadors, etc.), rather than as a body or organisation specifically concerned with propaganda.
These establishment roles lend them an air of legitimacy that allow media organisations to slot them into interviews as credible actors. Were they to be seen as part of a vast propaganda machine they would lose much of the aura of legitimacy afforded by their official titles or establishment personas.
A “propaganda wall” featuring an image and short bio of the Zionist and Israeli propagandists would go someway towards that. Think of it as being like a detective’s “suspects board”, on which are pinned photos of all the “persons of interest” in a crime.
This is a draft propaganda gallery listing Israeli/Zionist propagandists:
https://dinnerpartychatter.com/wp-content/zionist-propaganda-wall/