The study addresses Queen Rania Al Abdullah's speech regarding the October 7 events and analyzes the media approaches employed to influence public perceptions of Palestinian rights. Through critical discourse analysis, the researchers investigated how the Queen structured her rhetoric while analyzing how media systems influence audiences and which rhetorical devices confirmed the media message. The study analysis revealed that the speech primarily showcased descriptions of violence together with descriptions of placelessness. Queen Rania utilized emotionally resonant language and reiterated significant assertions while underscoring critical issues about the Israeli government's assaults and Palestinian human casualties. Queen Rania’s speech exposed the unfair standards that exist when global communities portray humanitarian crises especially when Palestinians are compared to other Palestine-related conflicts in Western media reports. The study analysis confirmed that the speech delivered strong media influence on worldwide public perception by changing the misperceived Palestinian narrative to highlight its fundamentals of justice and human rights. The study supports developing objective media strategies combined with significant figures advocating justice to advance humanitarian discourse for international decision-making influence.