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This book explores the dynamics of peace and conflict transformation through journalism in the context of the Israel-Palestine conflict. It examines the evolving relationship between grassroots peace activists and mainstream media since the first Intifada. Tiripelli investigates the challenges of applying a different kind of journalism to the conflict and suggests the model of Peace Journalism as a potential framework for media practitioners. The study uses interviews with activists and journalists to illustrate how the media can influence the peace process, advocating for a shift towards peace-oriented journalism practices. Relevance with the Current Era along with Community Engagement Mechanism In today’s media landscape, where misinformation and biased reporting can exacerbate conflicts, this book is highly relevant. It highlights the need for ethical journalism practices, especially in conflict zones, where the media can either escalate tensions or contribute to peacebuilding. The community engagement mechanism discussed in the book is the integration of grassroots peace movements with media practices to create an environment conducive to peace. This encourages the involvement of local communities in shaping narratives around peace and conflict, fostering understanding and reconciliation. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the media's impact on conflict resolution, particularly in the Middle East. It is an essential read for those interested in understanding the intersection of journalism, media ethics, and peacebuilding. Its practical insights into Peace Journalism can guide future media practitioners, conflict resolution specialists, and peacebuilders in fostering more balanced and constructive media narratives.