أصداء القضية الفلسطينية في الصحافة التونسية، جريدة الحرية نموذجا (1948_1951)

Abstract

"الملخص:

تعد القضية الفلسطينية قضية كل عربي وكل مسلم، وهي واحدة من أهم القضايا السياسية والإنسانية في العالم ولقد تفاعل مها كل العالم، وهي قضية تاريخية فريدة من نوعها وقضية قدسية لما لها من مكانة دنية. ومنه فقد شاركت الصحافة العربية في دعم القضية الفلسطينية، وجريدة الحرية التونسية كغيرها من الصحف التي جعلت القضية الفلسطينية من اهتماماتها حيث حاولت نقل أخبار القضية للرأي العام وللشعب تونسي خاصة حيث اعتبرت القضية الفلسطينية قضيتها، وحاولت تغطيت ومسايرة أهم مراحل القضية حيث تناولت جريدة الحرية التونسية القضية الفلسطينية عبر عدة مقالات تعبّر عن دعمها للنضال الفلسطيني وكشفها لسياسات الاحتلال. فقد نُشر مقال ""حفيد روزفلت يعارض مشروع تقسيم فلسطين""، وناقشت الجريدة تحول الصراع إلى حرب دولية وخطأ أميركا في فلسطين. كما تضمّنت تغطيتها ""آخر الأخبار عن حرب فلسطين"" و*""فلسطين ساحة جهاد""*. وربطت بين النضالين التونسي والفلسطيني بمقال ""بين تونس وفلسطين""، ونبّهت إلى خطر الاحتلال في ""فلسطين في خطر... فأين العرب؟"". وواصلت تغطيتها بمقالات حول تطورات الحرب، حلول القضية، ودور الشباب المغاربي. " " Résumé : The Palestinian cause stands as a central concern for every Arab and Muslim, representing one of the most significant political and humanitarian issues globally, engaging worldwide attention. It is a unique historical issue, imbued with sanctity due to its religious significance. Consequently, the Arab press has played a role in supporting the Palestinian cause. The Tunisian newspaper ""Al-Hurriya"" (Freedom), like many other newspapers, has placed the Palestinian issue among its priorities. It has strived to convey news of the cause to public opinion, particularly the Tunisian people, considering the Palestinian issue its own. The newspaper has sought to cover and follow the most important stages of the cause. ""Al-Hurriya"" addressed the Palestinian issue through various articles expressing its support for the Palestinian struggle and exposing the policies of the occupation. Notably, it published an article titled ""Roosevelt's Grandson Opposes the Partition Plan of Palestine,"" and discussed the transformation of the conflict into an international war, highlighting America's misstep in Palestine. Its coverage also included ""Latest News on the Palestine War"" and ""Palestine: An Arena of Jihad."" Furthermore, it drew parallels between the Tunisian and Palestinian struggles in an article titled ""Between Tunisia and Palestine,"" and warned of the dangers of the occupation in ""Palestine in Danger... Where are the Arabs?"". The newspaper continued its coverage with articles addressing the developments of the war, potential solutions to the issue, and the role of Maghrebi youth

The Palestinian cause stands as a central concern for every Arab and Muslim, representing one of the most significant political and humanitarian issues globally, engaging worldwide attention. It is a unique historical issue, imbued with sanctity due to its religious significance. Consequently, the Arab press has played a role in supporting the Palestinian cause. The Tunisian newspaper ""Al-Hurriya"" (Freedom), like many other newspapers, has placed the Palestinian issue among its priorities. It has strived to convey news of the cause to public opinion, particularly the Tunisian people, considering the Palestinian issue its own. The newspaper has sought to cover and follow the most important stages of the cause. ""Al-Hurriya"" addressed the Palestinian issue through various articles expressing its support for the Palestinian struggle and exposing the policies of the occupation. Notably, it published an article titled ""Roosevelt's Grandson Opposes the Partition Plan of Palestine,"" and discussed the transformation of the conflict into an international war, highlighting America's misstep in Palestine. Its coverage also included ""Latest News on the Palestine War"" and ""Palestine: An Arena of Jihad."" Furthermore, it drew parallels between the Tunisian and Palestinian struggles in an article titled ""Between Tunisia and Palestine,"" and warned of the dangers of the occupation in ""Palestine in Danger... Where are the Arabs?"". The newspaper continued its coverage with articles addressing the developments of the war, potential solutions to the issue, and the role of Maghrebi youth "