Research and Studies

Israeli Media Misinformation in the War on Gaza 2023-2024
Mr Ibrahim Abdul-Kareem

Editor-in-Chief of the Land Foundation for Palestinian Studies - Damascus, a researcher specializing in Israeli affairs


ibaboanas@gmail.com

This study is concerned with monitoring documentary samples of black Israeli propaganda messages circulated by Israeli and international newspapers and websites during the confrontations between the Israeli Army and the Palestinian resistance in Gaza. The messages involve deception, fraud, and manipulation of narratives and images. It is an attempt to influence the recipient and elicit responses according to specific purposes, including to impact the increase of international solidarity with the Palestinians as well as to decrease criticism and denouncement of Israeli war crimes in Gaza.
The study illustrates the main themes of the official Israeli discourse on current events in Gaza. It also uncovers the path of the abundant flow of Israeli lies and some of its false propaganda. It analyses many interviews that constitute a deep understanding of the false and fraud of Israeli propaganda. It also provides many cases that expose Israeli deception and address the practical and propaganda prejudice against UNRWA.
Finally, the study indicates the need to put Israeli delusions in the shape of international justice and global public opinion.
The study refutes these contents and the deliberate lies and falsifications they contain, which were used to achieve two complementary Israeli goals: 1. to deprive the Palestinian people and resistance in general of human, natural, and legal legitimacy; 2. to justify the political and behavioral formulas adopted by the ruling Israeli establishment, in the genocidal war that Israel is waging against the Gaza Strip.
In conclusion, a deep analysis of the social media would reveal the lies in the current Israeli propaganda discourse.

Keywords: Israeli misinformation, Al-Aqsa flood, Gaza war, Israel, Palestine, Genocide, UNRWA

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