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Mohamed Al-qiq on media narratives in war
The article discusses the role of the media in wars and conflicts, focusing on how media outlets are used as tools for influence and control rather than merely for conveying news. The author explains that the media shapes political narratives that contribute to creating the psychological and political environment for wars by emphasizing three main aspects: defeating the internal front, portraying the enemy as an invincible force, and marketing military intervention objectives to public opinion. It also highlights how media messages directed at Arabs are crafted, relying on religious employment, highlighting fatwas, and media mobilization to change awareness, with particular focus on depicting the occupation in a certain way while ignoring major crimes. The article points out that media content is influenced by specific terminology, images, and guests, with certain expressions used to reinforce particular political narratives, drawing on Israeli and Western sources. Finally, it calls for freeing Arab media from dependencies by producing information from its own sources, in order to build a more independent media capable of shaping its own narratives and engaging in professional criticism.
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