Over recent decades, with the growing debate over multiculturalism in Israel, the
representation of minorities in mass media has received new attention. The current research …

This study focuses on 'Independence Day', an episode of Arab Labor (first season, 2008), a
pioneer bilingual Hebrew-Arabic satirical Israeli TV series, written by Sayed Kashua, an …

When it comes to Western discourses of Israel–Palestine, the value and efficacy of satire as
a vehicle for both critique and reconciliation are often underappreciated and rarely …

This article traces the depiction of Arab leaders in televised Israeli satire during the last two
decades. First, I discuss the construction of Yasser Arafat's image in the popular show …

This paper examines the evolution of the representation of the Arab in Israeli Cinema as a
reflection of the way Arabs are perceived in Israeli cultural and political discourse. Scholars …

The prime-time television comedy Arab Labor, created by Israeli-Palestinian writer Sayed
Kashua, allows viewers to reconceptualize Israeli collective memory, rendering it more …

The Israeli television drama series, A Touch Away, Jerusalem Mix, and Srugim are symbolic
sites for the negotiation of Jewish identity in Israel, a multicultural immigrant society. They …

In this paper, we offer an important preliminary discussion of the recent changes in the
Israeli popular culture. We analyze the transformation in representations of the typical and …

The present study aims to gain an understanding of the patterns of representation and
appearances of Palestinian citizens of Israel in the genre of reality shows in Israel. This …

In 2012 the BBC first broadcast the situation comedy Citizen Khan, described by its writer,
Adil Ray, as offering a counter-narrative to representations of Muslims as extremists …