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" The Trends of the Arab E-Journalism Towards the Relocation of USA Embassy to Jerusalem an Analytical Study "
Abu Omar, Muhammad Abdullah
Aldubaisy, Abd. AlKareem
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Latin Dissertation
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Arabic
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1057577
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TL56694
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Abu Omar, Muhammad Abdullah
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The Trends of the Arab E-Journalism Towards the Relocation of USA Embassy to Jerusalem an Analytical Study\ Abu Omar, Muhammad AbdullahAldubaisy, Abd. AlKareem
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University of Petra (Jordan)
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2020
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M.A.
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2020
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100 p.
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This analytical study aimed to know the trends of the Arab electronic press regarding the transfer of the American embassy to Jerusalem during the period between1/12/2017 to 11/30/2018, and to achieve the goal of the study a form was prepared to analyze the content, and its validity and reliability were confirmed. The researcher also used content analysis as a methodological tool that was applied to five Arabic electronic newspapers, namely: The Egyptian Al-Ahram, the Jordanian constitution, the Saudi Middle East, the Algerian newspaper Al-Nasr, the Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Watan. This data was analyzed from the analysis using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences –SPSS.ver system for achieving the goals and objectives of these. studying. The results of the content analysis indicated that the prevailing trends in the content of Arab electronic press trends regarding the transfer of the American embassy to Jerusalem are against moving the embassy to Jerusalem. Below are the most prominent results of the study: 1. The low interest of the Arab electronic press in dealing with the issue of moving the American embassy to Jerusalem, as the interest rate reached 1.8%, which is very low. Among the 4,188 political articles, the Arab electronic newspapers published the study sample, 75 articles on the transfer of the American embassy to Jerusalem. 2. The most prominent categories of the topic covered by the political articles of the Arab electronic press were the category (Trump's decision to move the embassy to Jerusalem)prevailing in the rank, followed by the (Jerusalem issue of all Arabs) category, and then the category (Jerusalem is ours and the land is ours), and the category was ( The call to boycott American and Israeli products) prevails in the Jordanian newspaper Al-Dustour. 3. The Arab electronic press has properly employed and meticulously used media frameworks in dealing with the issue of relocating the American embassy, and focused on the use of three media frameworks that were employed mainly by them, respectively; The framework of the Arab-Israeli conflict, the legal framework, and the religious framework.ُ4. The results indicated that the prevailing trends in the political articles of the Arab electronic press were 61.7% in opposition to the US administration’s decision to move the US embassy to Jerusalem, and the neutral trend ratio was 36.0%. The percentage of the trend in support of the decision to move the US embassy was 2.7%, which is a small percentage, but it represented an unfavorable position. Familiar in the Arab press. The Kuwaiti newspaper, Al-Watan, published two articles in support of moving the embassy to Jerusalem. In the researcher's assessment, this does not reflect the position of the Kuwaiti government, but rather expresses the position of the newspaper and the authors of the two articles. 5. The Arab electronic press used in its political articles the method of persuasive persuasion mainly in dealing with the issue of moving the American embassy to Jerusalem, followed by the analytical method with a high percentage. 6. The results of the content analysis showed that the Arab electronic press did not use the publication of pictures accompanying the political articles it had published, as well as not adopting the method of quoting opinions or techniques of artistic framing.
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Communication
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Journalism
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Mass communications
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Web studies
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Aldubaisy, Abd. AlKareem
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University of Petra (Jordan)
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