Women in Conflict, Narratives from the Periphery

Feminist Semiotics of “Safe”: Intimate Violence in the Time of Pandemic

“…The conveyors of this civilian militarism are the civil government, civil elites, and most of the members of the collective, who systematically internalize the self-evident militaristic reality (Kimmerling, 1993, p. 206). Feminist analysis of Israeli militarism demonstrates the effect of the armed conflict on women (e.g., Levinas & Berkovitch, 2020;Sa'ar et al, 2011;Sachs et al, 2007), study the supportive role and participation of women in military and militaristic discourse (e.g., Aharoni et al, 2022;Harel-Shalev & Daphna-Tekoah, 2020;Lomsky-Feder & Sasson-Levy, 2018), and the intersection of militaristic violence and intimate violence (e.g., Abdulhadi, 2019;Adelman, 2017;Sela-Shayovitz, 2010).…”