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Higher scores mean more anti-Lebanese framing. Scale: 0–10.

About these scores

Measures anti-Lebanese framing in Lebanon coverage. 0 means none detected, 10 means severe.

Last 90 days · 1,000 articles assessed across 41 outlets. Updated 15 Oct, 17:40 UTC.

Samples under 25 articles are marked as limited, where the median can move on a few pieces. Read the methodology.

The leaderboard

Compare Lebanon coverage. Open an outlet to see its evidence.

Most to least anti-Lebanese framing · 28 ranked outlets · Median score out of 10

  1. i24News28 articles4.0
  2. Times of Israel40 articles3.7
  3. Ynet News (English)91 articles3.6
  4. Deutsche Welle (English)5 articles · limited sample3.5
  5. Arutz Sheva / Israel National News70 articles3.5
  6. The Jerusalem Post93 articles3.5
  7. Associated Press10 articles · limited sample3.4
  8. The Guardian5 articles · limited sample3.2
  9. The Independent11 articles · limited sample3.2
  10. ABC News (US)9 articles · limited sample3.0
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Watch the framing

Every Lebanon article the panel has scored in the last 90 days, newest first. Each row shows the quote that moved its score most. Tap one to see every quote highlighted in the text.

  1. 15 OctThe National3.9

    Hezbollah claims ownership of explosive-laden vehicle seized by Lebanese army

    Headline analysisHezbollah claims ownership of explosive-laden vehicle seized by Lebanese army

    The headline editorialises, the ceasefire blame is one-sided, and the dead are labelled, the other side is not.

  2. 15 OctThe Independent2.9

    Hezbollah claims confiscated explosives and denies assassination plans

    Victim affiliation labelsbelonged to the militant group

    The dead are labelled, the other side is not, and Hezbollah is reduced to an Iranian proxy.

  3. 15 OctArutz Sheva / Israel National News3.8

    IDF fails to intercept Hezbollah drones over Lebanon

    Headline analysisIDF fails to intercept Hezbollah drones over Lebanon

    The headline editorialises, the dead are labelled, the other side is not, and one side gets far more space.

  4. 15 OctThe National2.7

    Israel accused of imposing media blackout on occupied south Lebanon

    Headline analysisIsrael accused of imposing media blackout on occupied south Lebanon

    The headline editorialises, the dead are labelled, the other side is not, and the military's claims carry no caveat.

  5. 15 OctAnadolu Agency (English)1.6

    Israeli airstrike injures 2, including child, in southern Lebanon: State media

    Aggressor framingArtillery fire also struck the outskirts of Haddatha and Baraachit

    The legal stakes go unmentioned.

  6. 14 OctAnadolu Agency (English)2.7

    UN considering options to maintain presence in Lebanon after peacekeeping mandate ends

    Headline analysisUN considering options to maintain presence in Lebanon after peacekeeping mandate ends

    The headline editorialises.

  7. 14 OctTimes of Israel3.2

    UN reaffirms push for Lebanon stability as Beirut asks to extend peacekeepers’ mandate

    Headline analysisUN reaffirms push for Lebanon stability as Beirut asks to extend peacekeepers’ mandate

    The headline editorialises, the ceasefire blame is one-sided, and Hezbollah is labelled in the reporter's own voice.

  8. 14 OctReuters0.0

    UN peacekeeping chief says talks on future of Lebanon mission must begin soon

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