چکیده:
Soft war is a propaganda battle. Both sides of soft war intend to use various tools to propagate their good or bad messages at the level of human societies and create a beautiful image of their desired thoughts in people's minds. Recognizing these tools can help both in the optimal use of them and in neutralizing enemy movements. In any case, the tools of soft war include: literature (including poetry, novels, stories, jokes, anthems, songs), media, satellite, internet, movies and series, mobile phones, and computer games.
خلاصه ماشینی:
In this article, the tools for communicating messages in soft war have been examined so that we can better recognize the movements of the enemies of religion and plan how to confront them.
According to Hamid Maulana, the Inspector General of the US Department of Defense recently admitted that the department, through a contract signed with a firm called the "Lincoln Group," has secretly hired journalists and press and media organizations in Iraq and, by paying money, has attempted to ensure that only positive news favored by the US and the occupying forces is published in the newspapers and other media of that country.
Persian-language networks based abroad, which are often supported overtly or covertly by the security services of the West and America, while broadcasting their programs, attempt to create ethnic, national, and religious rifts to weaken the country's national authority and keep it in a state of tension.
In the recent presidential elections in Iran, some satellite networks attempted to influence the decision of the Iranian nation using various news reporting tactics.
These networks, which have connections with the CIA, were attempting, through various soft war tactics, to instill the big lie of election fraud and, following that, to delegitimize the system of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Internet: The internet is another powerful tool that today is used by the enemies of religion for soft war in the following aspects: 1.
2. Virtual networking; in soft war, the enemy attempts to organize its supporters in the form of virtual networks through the internet and mobile text messages.
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