Lastly, the ‘Bullying effect’ displays images of excessive force, which tends to cause negative public opinion towards the ‘bully’; a perfect example of this is an Israeli tank facing a young Arab boy with a rock in his hand. By using these techniques, the media industry successfully alerts reporters, diplomats and leaders alike of the conflicts surrounding them...
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All the media outlets need to do is wait for the perfect picture, and then a once minor issue becomes tomorrow’s front page headline. The media’s input to foreign policy has been exposed to such an extent, that the UN Security General claims that “CNN is the sixteenth member of the Security Council.” Over the years, leaders have acknowledged the fact that the media is the fastest and most effective way of sending messages to the pubic; their voters...
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