This study aims to reveal the relationship between domestic violence affecting adolescents and their involvement electronic bullying, as well as the significance of differences among them, according to two variables; their gender and their parents' level ofeducation. The study sample consisted of 213 male and female secondary schoolstudents aged 15-18 years. A scale of domestic violence and electronic bullying was designed. The study's results indicated a statistically significant correlation between levels of domestic violence affecting adolescents; verbal, emotional and physical violence, and the average degrees of their involvement in electronic bullying. The results showed that male adolescents who were more affected bydomestic violence were more likely to be involved in electronic bullying than female adolescents. The results also showed that therewas an inverse relationship between parents' level of education and the level of domestic violence whilst there wasa direct relationship between parents' level of education and adolescents' involvement in electronic bullying.