Nada Homsi

Writing for The National, West Asian.

10 scored articles in the last 180 days, each topic set against The National's own median on the same topic. A topic appears here once 10 of their articles have been scored under the weights now in use.

Updated 22 Oct, 20:56 UTC.

Lebanon

0.7Byline score, out of 10

10 articles scored. The band shows the middle half of their article scores, and the tick is the median.

The National median
1.6
Below The National's median
0.9
Desk headline score
5.8

0.9 below The National's own median on this topic. Measures anti-Lebanese framing in Lebanon coverage. 0 means none detected, 10 means severe. Headline framing is left out of the byline score and shown separately, because subeditors write headlines, not reporters.

The articles behind the number

Every scored Lebanon article under this byline in the window, newest first. The score on each row is that article's full composite, headline included, which is the number its own page shows; the median above excludes headline framing.

  1. 19 Oct 2026Lebanon to reject direct military co-ordination with Israel at Florida talksScored 1.9
  2. 15 Oct 2026Israel accused of imposing media blackout on occupied south LebanonScored 2.7
  3. 02 Oct 2026'At God's mercy': Life after Unifil in Israeli-occupied Lebanese villageScored 2.1
  4. 22 Sept 2026Unifil counts eight fortified bases among 30 Israeli military positions in south LebanonScored 1.7
  5. 11 Sept 2026Talks with Israel unlikely to take place next week, says Lebanese official sourceScored 3.9
  6. 09 Sept 2026Next round of Lebanon-Israel talks likely to be split between Rome and FloridaScored 2.2
  7. 02 Sept 2026Tracing Israeli army's gradual expansion beyond self-established 'security zone' in south LebanonScored 1.7
  8. 24 Aug 2026Israeli forces cross ‘yellow line’ in south Lebanon town as attacks intensifyScored 2.7
  9. 29 Jul 2026The battle for Donald Trump's ear: Lebanon’s big gamble on Israel talksScored 2.9
  10. 22 Jul 2026Behind symbolism of Lebanon's flag-planting, doubts persist over US peace plan Scored 2.2

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