Ultranationalism and Ultra-Orthodoxy: The Case of Shas

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Article analyzes how Mizrahi-Haredi discourse shapes ultranationalist views in the Shas electorate, suggesting cultural interaction is possible.

Complex version of religious ultranationalism was identified, showcasing communal separation alongside openness to cultural interactions.
Fieldwork on teshuva preachers reveals their role in promoting adherence to Jewish traditions through ultranationalist messages.
Discourse highlights the historical and structural conditions influencing the hawkish stances of the Shas electorate within Israel's social periphery and beyond, shaping identity and beliefs significantly. The Mizrahi-Haredi connection boosts community bonds while addressing societal conflicts in Israel.

Nissim Leon (2024) studied this question.

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Article analyzes how Mizrahi-Haredi discourse shapes ultranationalist views in the Shas electorate, suggesting cultural interaction is possible.