Media and Cognitive Resilience in Crises

The article discussed the importance of national media in strengthening community resilience during crises and wars, especially in the context of the ongoing conflict in the Gulf. It emphasized the necessity for media to demonstrate credibility, speed, and resilience by transmitting accurate and reliable information, as well as providing analyses that explain the background of the crisis rather than merely relaying statements. The article also highlighted the significance of developing cognitive resilience to counter misinformation and fake content, and cautioned against emotional reactions or spreading fear during such times. It affirms that responsible media performance contributes to strengthening national identity, reduces rumors and divisions, and maintains societal stability, because its absence or weakness creates opportunities for rumors, threatens trust in institutions, and undermines the country's resilience in facing challenges.

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