En busca del pueblo justo by Gennadi Kneper

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EXAMINING SPEECH ACTS AND PRAGMATIC IMPLICATIONS IN BBC NEWS HEADLINES: MEDIA DISCOURSE ANALYSIS ON THE PALESTINE-ISRAEL CONFLICT by Prima Hidayoza, Ahmad Bukhori Muslim

“…The pragmatics analysis is also integrated which presents five different types of implications including the involvement of external actors, statistics of released hostages, casualties of the war, Benjamin Netanyahu's point of view, and the war condition.…”
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The Regional Situation in the Middle East: Current State and Prospects for Development by A. Krylov, A. Fedorchenko

“…The fundamental unwillingness of governments, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, to go to any concessions to the Palestinians eventually led to the predictable surge in violence between the conflicting parties in the autumn of 2015, which many political observers and analysts attributed to the beginning of the third intifada.In the depths of the Arabian monarchies there are complex social and economic processes. …”
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The role of metaphor in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict a cognitive linguistic approach by Ahmad Abdel Tawwab Sharaf Eldin, Wafya Hamouda, Walid Reda Ali, Hoda Soliman Mohamed

“…The study focuses on the use of metaphorical language by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas during the period of April 2023 to September 2023. …”
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Aiming Close to Make a Change: Protest Coverage and Production in Online Media as a Process Toward Paradigm Shift by Matan Aharoni

“…This study examines the evolving relationship between online media coverage and protest movements by analyzing year-long demonstrations in Israel against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Through comprehensive qualitative thematic analysis and content analyses of 219 online newspaper articles from five major Israeli newspapers; 324 social media posts across Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter; and 9 semi-structured interviews with protest leaders, this research identifies a gradual paradigm shift in protest representation in online media. …”
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