The phrase 'disrupt peace' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that upsets the peace or tranquility of a situation. For example: The protests in the city centre disrupted peace in the area.
To disrupt peace negotiations?
If Hamas cannot be uprooted, it might be convinced to not disrupt peace talks with violence and tone down its rhetoric.
It must be obvious that for the United States to permit shipments would be to disrupt peace efforts in Europe and lend to force a crisis".
Hamas has proved that it has the means to disrupt peace talks with rocket and mortar strikes, shootings of Israeli soldiers and agricultural workers near the Gaza border, and the kidnapping of personnel from the Israel Defense Forces.
LONDON — The overnight discovery in Paris of the bodies of three Kurdish women activists prompted instant speculation that the execution-style triple killing was linked to an attempt to disrupt peace talks between Turkey and a jailed Kurdish guerrilla leader.
He is also accused of plotting further attacks in a calculated attempt to disrupt peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, which are entering a critical and perhaps definitive phase in the coming weeks.
I would appeal to my countrymen to be vigilant and not let such people succeed in disrupting peace and harmony".
On the other, a handful of individuals who disrupted peace and created terror, killed and injured hundreds and caused ripples of panic across Europe.
An unsophisticated bomb exploded in a garbage can in the northern Israeli town of Hadera today, and the Israeli police suspect that it was aimed at disrupting peace talks.
Even seemingly minor acts of disrupting peace--such as contentious argument--are strictly forbidden.
From 343 BC onwards, in order to try to disrupt the peace, Demosthenes and his followers used every expedition and action of Philip to argue that he was breaking the peace.
