MENA Media
•30 days
67 sources in MENA Media are amplifying 1,026 narrative items relating to the narrative that condemns US military actions in Yemen as acts of terrorism. This narrative connects the US's involvement to broader regional conflicts, particularly its support for Israel, highlighting themes of civilian casualties, war crimes, and perceived aggression against Yemen.
Reviewing a number of the most relevant narrative items indicates that Al-Thawra News portrays the recent US airstrike in Yemen in a predominantly negative light, emphasizing the violence and civilian casualties as egregious acts of terrorism and aggression. The language employed is notably charged, with phrases like "war crimes" and "US responsibility" aimed at eliciting anger and condemnation from its audience. This choice of words indicates a strong bias against US military actions in Yemen, positioning them as part of a broader narrative of imperialism and oppression. The outlet contrasts these events with positive characterizations of local resistance, suggesting a struggle against foreign aggression. Overall, the portrayal is aimed at rallying public sentiment against the US, while framing the Houthis as victims in a larger geopolitical chess game.
The MENA Media module tracks a large number of media organizations and journalists operating in and reporting on the Middle East and North Africa.