James Rodgers is an author and journalist. His previous books are Reporting Conflict (2012) and No Road Home: Fighting for Land and Faith in Gaza (2013). A former BBC correspondent in Moscow, Brussels, and Gaza, James lectures in Journalism at City University London, UK.

“Headlines From the Holy Land is a readable and interesting examination of news coverage of what is now known as ‘the Israeli-Palestinian conflict’ ... . The caliber of the writing and reporting make this a good read for anyone interested in foreign correspondents at war, and Rodgers’s insights make it worth reading for anyone interested in the crisis.” (Catherine Cassara, Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, Vol. 94 (2), February, 2017)

• Introduction1. Reporting from the Ruins2. Six Days and Seventy-Three3. Not just writing about it, living it4. The Roadmap, Reporting, and Religion5. Going back Two Thousand Years all the Time6. The Ambassador's Eyes and Ears7. Social Media, a Real Battleground8. Holy Land