Chapter One: Background: Media strategy, the Arab media and the Palestinian media, Hamas and its Media
Chapter Two: Historicising the Palestinian Media: Hegemony, Identity, and Resistance
Chapter Three: Hamas’s Project of ‘Resistance’ and the ‘Resistance Media’
Chapter Four: Hamas’s Media Strategy, the context of the first intifada
Chapter Five: Hamas media strategy Post Oslo Era: From Clandestine to the Public
Chapter Six: Hamas media strategy: the context of the pairing of governance and resistance ‘Hokoumat Moqawama’
Chapter Seven: Reflections on the Hamas media Strategy
Chapter Eight: Conclusion
Biography
Wael Abdelal is Coordinator of Media and Communication Technology Programme Arts and social science department, University College of Applied science, Palestine
"A thoroughly recommended read, this book is a treasure of detail and analysis. Abdelal’s discussion of Hamas and its use of resistance media paves the way for increased understanding of the Palestinian context, contributing to further realisation as to why the international community it so intent on generating alienation when it comes to Palestine. The international community has displaced attention from Palestinians to Hamas as part of its manipulation. By applying skilful analysis and awareness, Abdelal shows how Hamas has managed to counter the hegemonic agenda by focusing attention upon Palestinians."
Ramona Wadi, Middle East Monitor
