Israeli Writer: Sinwar Wins War of Perception
The document attributed to Yahya Sinwar, leader of Hamas, indicates that his main goal was to focus on shaping public awareness and attracting global public opinion rather than solely conducting military operations, in order to garner international support for the Palestinian cause. Despite his assassination, Sinwar succeeded in effecting significant changes in the international mood, as levels of support for establishing a Palestinian state increased, and Israel’s popularity in the United States declined. Meanwhile, the Palestinian narrative was bolstered at the expense of the Israeli discourse, which has struggled to reach the global audience. The author, Sigan, criticizes Israel’s shortcomings in managing the public opinion campaign and highlights a propaganda effort against Israel in the West. She also points to the decline of Israeli and Jewish voices within American cultural and academic circles, emphasizing that media and art tools are crucial in transmitting the narrative. Meanwhile, the Israeli government has diverted its efforts into internal conflicts.
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