التظاهرات السورية وشهداء التظاهرة في الاعلام الايراني ( تجاهل تام من جهات رسمية ايرانية و تحميل المسؤولية التظاهرات لجهات خارجية حسب رأي جهات شبه رسمية ايرانية )

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/...syria.html


Although in the latest demonstrations in Syria at least 15 people have been killed, bringing the total number of deaths there to around 100, a survey of the Iranian websites and other mass media that support the Ahmadinejad administration and the hardliners by the author indicate that they have mostly avoided covering what is going on in Syria. Fars, the news agency controlled by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' intelligence unit; IRIB News and the Jam-e Jam website controlled by the Voice and Visage of the Islamic Republic (the national network of television and radio channels); ISNA, the official student news agency; Khabar, a website close to Majles Speaker Ali Larijani; and Raja News, the website controlled by Fatemeh Rajabi who, like her husband Gholam-Hossein Elham, is a hardline supporter of Ahmadinejad, have all been completely silent about Syria.


Those that have not been silent have posted articles advancing the theory that foreign powers are behind the demonstrations in Syria. IRNA, the official Iranian news agency, posted news only about the sacking of the provincial governor of Daraa, where most of the demonstrations in Syria have taken place. Jahan News, the website run by Ali-Reza Zakani, a hardline Majles deputy, ran an article which claimed that unknown armed people had attacked Syrian people and killed them. Mehr News, the website controlled by the Organization for Islamic Propaganda, posted an article claiming that Israel has a role in what is happening in Syria. Tabnak, the website close to former top Revolutionary Guard commander Mohsen Rezaei, also posted an article claiming that "unknown" people have killed Syrian demonstrators in Daraa.