Abstract

The Arab media has a long and complex history, dating back to the early days of Islam. Over the centuries, the Arab media has played a significant role in shaping Arab society and culture. In recent years, the Arab media has also become increasingly important in the context of international peace. This study shed light on the Arab media being a national media in light of the media calls and the repercussions that appear from time to time in the West and the United States of America and call for Western nationalism, and Arab nationalism and the challenges it faced, and the role of media and globalization in the world in its march. To achieve that, the research used the descriptive analytical qualitative approach a wide range of topics related to the role of Arab media, media content. The results showed that the idea of Arab nationalism in general dates back to tens of centuries, and that the Arab media in its beginnings, specifically after the exit of the European colonizer, did not benefit from it well, and a limited success of the Arab media appeared in that period, and perhaps the reason first is that the idea of Arab nationalism did not succeed in light of the repercussions and many contradictions, but the digital media, especially social networking sites, opened new doors towards the consolidation of Arab media concerned with the issues of its nation, and this appeared towards the unification of the nation towards Many issues, such as the assassination of Shireen Abu Akleh, and globalization and counter-media, whether internal or external, played a greater role in the failure of the Arab media towards its national issues.