Opinion & Analysis
Israeli media wages psychological warfare through selective coverage
Image credit: Shehab Wire (EN)
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Shehab Wire published analysis suggesting modern warfare extends beyond military operations into battles for public consciousness and perception. The piece, by Muhammad Mustafa Shaheen, argues that psychological warfare now parallels ground combat, with Hebrew-language press playing a central role in shaping awareness and understanding of conflict.
The analysis frames Israeli media coverage and commentary as instruments in a broader information campaign targeting civilian consciousness alongside conventional military action. Shaheen contends that contemporary conflicts are no longer decided solely on the battlefield, with competing narratives and media framing increasingly decisive in determining outcomes and public support.
