Full-spectacle dominance? An analysis of the Israeli state’s attempts to control media images of the 2010 Gaza flotilla (original) (raw)

This paper analyzes the Israeli state's attempts to control media representations of the 2010 Gaza flotilla, utilizing two television documentaries as case studies. It explores the historical context of Israel's strategies of enforcement, coercion, and persuasion in media control, highlighting both the effectiveness and limitations of these methods in the age of rapid technological change and increased media access. The paper provides insights into the broader implications of media control on public perception and narratives surrounding conflict.