ABSTRACT

This study explores the way Jewish women negotiate their crossing ethnoreligious borders in a deeply divided society through 15 in-depth interviews. Despite social, economic and political exclusion of Palestinians in Israel, in certain circumstances, the ethnic and religious borders are weakening. The core findings have led to three conclusions. First, ethnic mixed marriage occurs between Palestinian men and Jewish women from diverse groups with heterogeneity in their socioeconomic features, which places in doubt previous discourse that this kind of marriage appears among people from marginalized groups in Israel. Second, the ethnic hierarchical relationship between the two groups carries over into their intimate relationships. Third, the rigid borders of ethnoreligious belonging to the Israeli society and the extent of belonging to the Jewish mainstream differ among Jewish immigrants from different origins, produce different types of negotiations among the Jewish women while they are crossing the ethnoreligious borders by marrying Palestinian men.

摘要

本研究通过 15 次深度访谈，探讨了犹太妇女如何在一个深度分裂的社会中跨越民族宗教边界进行谈判。尽管以色列的巴勒斯坦人在社会、经济和政治上遭到排斥，但在某些情况下，种族和宗教边界正在减弱。核心发现导致了三个结论。首先，巴勒斯坦男性和犹太女性之间发生了种族混合婚姻，他们来自不同群体，其社会经济特征具有异质性，这使之前关于这种婚姻出现在以色列边缘化群体中的说法产生了怀疑。其次，两个群体之间的族群等级关系延续到他们的亲密关系中。第三，