This study aims to find the representation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict presented in AlJazeera News and BBC News. The data for this study were words and sentences that represent
how Al Jazeera News and BBC News reported the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Fairclough’s
three-dimensional model is used to analyze the data, focusing on the text itself (description),
the ways it is produced and consumed (interpretation), and the broader socio-cultural context
(explanation). The findings of this study showed that Al Jazeera and BBC News represent the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict differently. BBC News represented Hamas as the main actor in the
October 7 attacks in Israel and Israeli citizens and soldiers are depicted as victims. Al Jazeera,
on the other hand, depicted Hamas as the party responding to Israel's conspiracy against
Palestinians, emphasizing a moral commitment to avoid civilian harm and blaming Israeli
soldiers and police for civilian casualties. These differences reveal how cultural and political
contexts influence media narratives, shaping public understanding of complex global conflicts