"The Potentials Of Violence In Conflict Transformation" is a comprehensive study that explores the possibilities of violence in conflict transformation. Using the example of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the work analyzes the harmful effects of violence on human societies and the coexistence of different peoples. It also highlights the constructive role of violence and violent behavior within societies and between conflicting parties. The study emphasizes how violence can serve as a means of communication in political and social contexts, particularly regarding the relationships between Palestinians and Israelis. Through the application of a targeted sampling method and exploratory approaches, the study will investigate the impacts of the self-other and us-them paradigms on the emergence and maintenance of conflicts.