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Making Australian Foreign Policy on Israel-Palestine

Media Coverage, Public Opinion and Interest Groups

By: Eulalia Han, Halim Rane

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Paperback | 1 February 2013 | Edition Number 1

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This book examines the domestic factors that shape Australia's foreign policy on the Israel-Palestine conflict. These domestic factors, which include the mass media, public opinion, lobby groups and business groups are analysed using a multi-method approach. The content of almost 10,000 articles concerning the conflict published in two of Australia's leading newspapers over an 11-year period was analysed based on a framing perspective. A national survey with a sample of 1021 respondents was conducted in order to identify Australian attitudes, understandings and public opinion on the conflict. Additionally, in-depth interviews were conducted with pro-Israel and pro-Palestine lobbyists as well as representatives from Australia Israel Chamber of Commerce and Arab Australia Chamber of Commerce. The findings of these various studies were then further examined in relation to in-depth interviews conducted with current and former diplomats and politicians from both major political parties in order to identify their particular potential to influence foreign policy.

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