Mizrahi Jews Flashcards

1
Q

In the 1990s, what % of upper income Israelis were Ashkenazi?

A

88%

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2
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What fraction of Arab Jews went to Israel?

A

Over 2/3

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3
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What fraction of Israeli Jews have MENA ancestry?

A

1/3-1/2

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4
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Who has criticised the label “Arab Jew”?

A

Ein-Gil and Machover

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5
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Who talked about the difficulty of pining down what it is to be Mizrahi?

A

Actor Yosef Shiloh

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6
Q

What does Shenhav argue about ethnic collectivities?

A

No clear boundaries - clear from discursive movement from category Sephardic to Mizrahim via oriental communities

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7
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What does Shohat argue about the difficulties in terminology?

A

Terminological crisis

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8
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What does Shohat argue about the circumstances under which AJ left?

A

Can’t homogenise reasons why they left

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9
Q

When do many Yemenites arrive?

A

1906-08

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10
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Who argues that Mizrahim have always been proportion to their share of world Jewry?

A

Peled - 10%

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11
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What distinction did Zionism make with its immigrants?

A

Between quality and quantity - idealistic workers vs foot soldiers of the Zionism campaign - quality to quantitative efforts

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12
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What happened in 1941?

A

Farhoud Riots

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13
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How many died in the Farhoud riots - where were they?

A
  1. Basra and Baghdad
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14
Q

What did the Iraqi government introduce in 1950?

A

Denial of citizenship to those registering to emigrate

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15
Q

How many left Iraq?

A

120,000/140,000

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16
Q

What suggests bitterness at the forced expulsion of Iraqi Jews?

A

Shenhav - when two Zionist activists are hanged, applauded by many in transit camps - god’s revenge

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17
Q

How many Jews were in Egypt?

A

80,000

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18
Q

What suggests that most Arab Jews in Egypt weren’t so embedded in Egyptian culture?

A

Most had colonial passports

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19
Q

What made the Jewish country in Egypt suspicious?

A

Lavon spying affair in 1854

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20
Q

What was proposed in the 1930s? P

A

Iraq/Palestine population transfer

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21
Q

Who tried to use Jewish property in Iraq against Palestinian demands for compensation?

A

Foreign minister Shertok

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22
Q

What was the purpose of the Sharon Plan?

A

Deal with underpopulation - use Arab Jews to populate sparsely populated areas.

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23
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What fraction of army commanders have been Mizrahi?

A

4/6

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24
Q

Who argues that in Israel the class struggle in an ethnic struggle?

A

Ram

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25
Q

In what schools was there ethnic separation?

A

Beit Ydakov girls’ schools

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26
Q

What’s the word for rabbinical emissaries?

A

Shadarut

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27
Q

What was the contradictory approach taken towards mixrahim’s religiosity?

A

Shenhav - from colonial point of view religiosity superficial, from national, was ancient and authentic

28
Q

What does Kimmerling argue became integral to collective memory and identity?

A

Side-locks cut, no prayer, no skull caps

29
Q

What opportunities were presented by religion according to Shenhav?

A

No choice but to be religious in odds to have a voice in the Zionist discourse

30
Q

How have Shafir and Peled describe the citizenship of the Mizrahim?

A

Second class social citizenship - struggle to possess and master the rights they formally hold

31
Q

How many lived in DTs by 2000?

A

800,000

32
Q

What percentage interviews thought that DTs were discriminated against relative to kibbutz?

A

72%

33
Q

Who takes a neo-Marxist POV, Arguing Mizrahim were settled in DTS as a source of cheap labour for rapidly growing economy?

A

Shafir and Peled

34
Q

Who wrote “under the ground”?

A

Eli Eliahu

35
Q

Who argues that Mizrahim were ostracised to a cultural ghetto?

A

Mendelson-Maoz

36
Q

Who wrote about musical discrimination ?

A

Regev and Seroussi

37
Q

WHo has written on the discrimination faced by Mizrahi women?

A

Dahan-Keller

38
Q

What does Chetrit call those who works with the Israeli authorities?

A

Identifier collaborators

39
Q

Who two means were there to penetrate the government?

A

Ashkenaziation and tokenism

40
Q

Who argues that modern and more secular Jews often prospered?

A

Ben-rafael

41
Q

Who argues the government did their best?

A

Adler

42
Q

Who wrote an infamous 1949 article in Ha’aretz?

A

Arye Gelblum

43
Q

Whose study focuses on portrayals of Mizrahi in films?

A

Arrakam

44
Q

What happened in summer 1949?

A

Demonstration of 300 to TLV from Ramle

45
Q

When was Wadi salib?

A

1959

46
Q

How many acts of protest were there in DTs between 1960-95?

A

345

47
Q

In which election rally was rhetoric particularly venomous?

A

1981

48
Q

Name a famous Mizrahi poet

A

Sami Michael

49
Q

What do Shafir and Peled argue about the shift in voting patterns in 1977?

A

Result of combination of structural and ideological factors - structural changes in economy, reduced dependency on LSM institutions for employment and social services, new generation of voters, government induced recession (mitun), flow of Arab workers, failure in wars

50
Q

By how many votes did Begin win?

A

10,000

51
Q

How many seats did Mizrahi give Likud in 1977?

A

32/43

52
Q

Which two historians hav focussed on Shas?

A

Lehman and siebzehner

53
Q

who emphasises shas’s hybridity?

A

Tessler

54
Q

In which election campaign did Shas play the ethnic card?

A

1999

55
Q

How many seats did Shas win in 1999?

A

17

56
Q

Who argues that Mizrahi Jews could be key to settling a comprehensive peace?

A

Behar

57
Q

In 2003, what % voted right-wing compared to 56% statewide?

A

74.5%

58
Q

What percentage support population transfer?

A

12%

59
Q

What percentage of settlers are first or second generational Mizrahi?

A

40%

60
Q

Who have attributed right wing popularity to tendency to appeal to irrational and traditional cultures?

A

Shamir and Aran

61
Q

Why do Yiftachel and Tzfadie argue Mizrahi vote right wing?

A

Settler society - nationalism as political capital

62
Q

What percentage define themselves as Zionist?

A

95%

63
Q

What group campaigns for Mizrahi rights?

A

Mizrahi democratic rainbow

64
Q

What percentage of a 4000 page Zionist history book was devoted to the history of the AJ?

A

2.5%

65
Q

Whose slogan in the 1980s was “stand tall”?

A

Tami

66
Q

What book focuses on the trauma of the transit camp?

A

Ballas’s The Transit Camp 1964

67
Q

Who argues that socioeconomic disadvantages today are the result of class not ethnicity?

A

Ein-Gil and Machover