Why isn't there more international coverage of Israeli strikes in Lebanon?

France 24's media analysis show Scoop examines why international news coverage of Israeli military operations in Lebanon has been limited despite the scale of the conflict. Israeli strikes have killed more than 1,000 people and displaced over a million, with documented allegations of potential violations of international humanitarian law accumulating on the ground. The segment features Lebanese-American journalist Rania Khalek from BreakThrough News discussing coverage gaps around what amounts to a second major front in the broader Middle East conflict. While domestic and foreign press outlets have produced substantial reporting on Lebanon, the show suggests the international media's overall attention to the conflict may not match its humanitarian toll and geopolitical significance. The analysis raises questions about news media priorities and resource allocation in covering Middle Eastern conflicts.