Titlebook: Reporting Palestine-Israel in British Newspapers; An Analysis of Briti Nadia R. Sirhan Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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,Language Use in the Reporting of the ‘Conflict’,t’ by looking at the headlines, voice, nominalisation, language prevarication and the use of lexicon. Any trends and patterns in the use of language when reporting the five events are noted and analysed. This is followed by a detailed discussion of the observations and any trends or patterns in the

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,Media Censorship in the Reporting of the Palestinian-Israeli ‘Conflict’,ce of censorship on reporting. I explore omissions and misrepresentations including if and how events are contextualised, whether the military occupation or other vital information was given. Differences in the depiction of the violence of each side are observed. This is followed by a discussion of

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,Media Framing and Sourcing Techniques Used in the Reporting of the ‘Conflict’,The current media role in forming and shaping our world view and in forming a nation’s view of the ‘other’ is discussed. This is followed by an exploration of how othering is used to justify Israeli violence towards the Palestinians. I examine the use of sources in the newspapers and whether there i

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,Language Use in the Reporting of the ‘Conflict’,hen reporting the five events are noted and analysed. This is followed by a detailed discussion of the observations and any trends or patterns in the language used to report each side. Differences in the use of terminology and lexicon to describe the same actions of both sides are explored.

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,Media Censorship in the Reporting of the Palestinian-Israeli ‘Conflict’,ion or other vital information was given. Differences in the depiction of the violence of each side are observed. This is followed by a discussion of the Israel lobby, censorship and their influence on the reporting of the ‘conflict’.

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., and .The Times.. By looking at these events across a range of newspapers, the book investigates differences in the way that the media report each side, before exploring what factors motivate these differences – including issues of bias, censorship, lobbying, and propaganda.    .978-3-030-17074-5978-3-030-17072-1