The Representations of the Jewish Minority in the Arab Narrative: What about Ms. Rachel? "A model"

Abstract

This study discusses the representations of the Qamishli Jewish minority in the Syrian Arab Republic in the novel "What about Mrs. Rachel? The first part discussed the narrative charter and the relationship of identity to writing, and the second part of the discussion of colonial criticism of the novel, and in the third part of the narrative investigation, in accordance with the cultural critical approach, the study reached a number of conclusions, including that the Narrator employed blindness of memory, which necessitated the decoding and the embedded system, and the statement of its compatibility with the Zionist novel in dealing with smuggling of Syrian Jews into the Zionist occupying Power.