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Haaretz EnglishCulture

Haredi Comic Books Feature Secular Israeli Heroes Post-October 7

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Haredi comic books are now featuring secular Israeli heroes and flags, signaling increased openness to Israeli society. A recent comic depicts a Mossad agent, Gavish, battling Hezbollah terrorists, with victory attributed to divine intervention and faith. This trend suggests a changing perspective within the traditionally wary Haredi community.

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  • Haredi comic books now feature secular Israeli heroes and flags, a significant shift.
  • The trend suggests growing openness toward Israeli society in the Haredi community.
  • A recent comic shows a Mossad agent named Gavish fighting Hezbollah terrorists.
  • The story attributes the victory to divine intervention and faith.
  • This reflects a traditional community's evolving relationship with Zionist symbols.

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