+ Most Arab media outlets dealt with Hezbollah’s victory in 2000 by distorting ...

+ Most Arab media outlets dealt with Hezbollah’s victory in 2000 by distorting it and at the worst level of belittling and downplaying its importance. Takfiri forces moved to distort Hezbollah’s victory in 2000 and cast doubt on it, thus preventing the nation from seeing the victory in its greatness, importance, and its effect in reviving hope among the nation. Takfiri forces moved to distort Hezbollah’s victory in 2000, even though it revives hope in the possibility of fending off danger from the nation and strengthening trust in God in achieving victory. Zionist mouthpieces always work to present a different and false image of events. In the last round, despite the major blows suffered by the Americans and Israelis, the media orientation of regimes, especially Gulf ones, tries to present the situation as miserable, weak, and helpless. In contrast to distorting and devaluing the operations of the Axis, there is an attempt to glorify, exaggerate, and spread fear in favor of the American-Israeli aggression. The media trend among some regimes is as if it has become inevitable for this nation to be defeated, for the Axis to end, and that there is no point in any stance and no option but surrender. The media trend among some regimes works to sow despair among the nation and fights any strong stance. Despite the strength of the Yemeni stance in supporting Gaza in the naval battle against America, “Israel,” and Britain, and despite American acknowledgment of failure, the media of some regimes tried to present the issue differently. The media loyal to America and “Israel” always glorifies anything from the enemy’s side and distorts any stance that could revive hope in the reality of the nation. The media trend among some regimes works to distort the situation in Palestine, Lebanon, Iran, Yemen, Iraq, and all fronts of the Axis. Enemies always work to mislead the nation and distance it from the correct orientations consistent with the Quran and the realities of