‘From Gaza to the Streets of Britain’: British social media coverage of the 2014 Israel-Gaza conflict

Groves, Adam

doi:10.1080/1462169x.2017.1364051

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“…Teneboim (2017) opined that the traditional organizations use elite sources to authenticate the information unlike social networking platforms such as Twitter which are inclusive for being equally accessible for public, elite, and many other sources (Teneboim, 2017, p. 3501). Groves (2017) studied the 2014 Gaza war by British social media and concluded that the social networking platforms entwined the conflict with British society as compared to the traditional media (Groves, 2017, p. 332). Li and Prasad (2018) studied the use of social media by Palestinian activists where they tell their side of the stories which are often ignored by traditional news organizations (Li & Parasad, 2018, p. 9).…”

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“…This kind of communication also impact policy decisions related to conflict in view of information and public opinion. A substantial body of available literature about coverage of Palestine-Israel conflict has either focused on the traditional communication sources such as television, radio and newspapers or social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter and others (Wolfsfeld et al, 2008;Deprez & Raeymaeckers, 2010;Baden & Tenenboim-Weinblatt, 2017;Arqoub & Ozad, 2019;Friedman & Herfroy-Mischler, 2020;Kirk, 2020;Shomron & Schejter, 2020;Segev & Blondheim, 2013;Kuntsman & Stein, 2015;Groves, 2017;Pennington, 2020).…”

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Digital public sphere and Palestine-Israel conflict: A conceptual analysis of news coverage

Zahoor

Sadiq

2021

Lib. Arts Soc. Sci. Int. J.

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The news coverage of conflicts has transformed with the introduction of digital media. The available literature on media coverage of Palestine-Israel conflict is mainly focused on traditional news coverage or social media dimension of the conflict information. There exists a literature gap on social media coverage of Palestine-Israel conflict by the traditional news organizations. This study explores the changing pattern of traditional media’s coverage of the longstanding conflict in the wake of new communication technologies through appraisal of the existing literature. The analysis revealed that the traditional news organizations have adopted social networking platforms as a business model to cover Palestine-Israel conflict. It was found that the traditional news outlets use the new media because it is cost-effective and have instantaneous outreach to maximum number of netizens. The new tools of communication offer multimedia platforms where conflict-related text, videos and images can be posted simultaneously. The study proposes to conduct future research on media-conflict relationship by focusing the use of new communication tools by the traditional media.

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Section: Scholarship On Traditional and Social Media Coverage Of Palestine-israel Conflictmentioning

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Digital public sphere and Palestine-Israel conflict: A conceptual analysis of news coverage

Zahoor

Sadiq

2021

Lib. Arts Soc. Sci. Int. J.

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“…We have identified a serious gap in the conflict coverage literature in the wake of new communication technologies. (Groves, 2017)A substantial body of available literature about coverage of Palestine-Israel conflict has either focused on thetraditional communication sources such as television, radio and newspapers orsocial media platforms including Facebook, Twitter and others. There is no such study which has focused on confluence of both traditional and social media in coverage of Palestine-Israel conflict.…”

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Digitalization of Conflicts: An Analysis of Social Media Coverage of Palestine-Israel Conflict by Traditional News Organizations

Rashid¹

2021

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The advent of social networking platforms has revolutionized the communication. These platforms are instantaneous and have global outreach. The conflicts have also digitalized with the introduction of new technologies. This inquiry finds out a serious gap in the existing literature related to the coverage of Palestine-Israel conflict. The availableliterature on media coverage of the Palestine-Israel conflict is mainly focused on traditional news organizations. There are separate studies on social media coverageof the conflict and citizen journalism. This study is unique as it contends that the traditional news organizations have adopted social media as a business model and using social networking platforms such as Twitter and Facebook to cover Palestine-Israel conflict. The social media coverage poses serious implications for the conflict dynamics. These implications range from polarization to escalation in hostilities, humanitarian crisis, andinitiation of peace process. This study suggests that the future research on Palestine-Israel conflict related to media coverage and impact should focus the use of social media platforms by the traditional news organizations both for news gathering and dissemination.

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The debate about the occupation of Palestinian territories on UK campuses, from politicization to re-writing the rules

Bicchi

2018

Global Affairs

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‘From Gaza to the Streets of Britain’: British social media coverage of the 2014 Israel-Gaza conflict

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Digital public sphere and Palestine-Israel conflict: A conceptual analysis of news coverage

Digital public sphere and Palestine-Israel conflict: A conceptual analysis of news coverage

Digitalization of Conflicts: An Analysis of Social Media Coverage of Palestine-Israel Conflict by Traditional News Organizations

The debate about the occupation of Palestinian territories on UK campuses, from politicization to re-writing the rules

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