The documentary looks at how particular words and frames, including terrorism, security and self-defence, have been repeatedly used within American political and media discourse, while Palestinian dispossession, military occupation and the historical context of violence have often received much less attention.
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- The documentary looks at how particular words and frames, including terrorism, security and self-defence, have been repeatedly used within American political…
It looks at how particular words and frames, including terrorism, security and self-defence, have been repeatedly used within American political and media discourse, while Palestinian dispossession, military occupation and the historical context of violence have often received much less attention.
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Origin: extracted from The Occupation of the American Mind (2016) - How Israeli public relations campaigns have shaped American media coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict [01:24:55] · 2026-09-11 07:47