War, Media, and Moral Accountability

This chapter examines the intersection of international humanitarian law, media narratives, and the ethical implications of war crimes in modern conflict. It critiques the inconsistent application of definitions surrounding terrorism and highlights the role of technology in escalating violence against civilians. By analyzing the framing of conflicts involving Israel and Hezbollah, the discussion underscores the need for accountability in global politics and the influence of capitalist ideologies on public perception.