صورة المرأة اليهودية في روايتي "دم لفطير صهيون، "عمر يظهر في القدس" لنجيب الكيلاني

Abstract EN

: The issue of women is considered one of the most important topics dealt with in the Arabic novel, as a result of the bad reality in which it was living, and the social pressures it suffered from.

Therefore, the issue of women occupied an important place in literature in general and in the novel in particular.

This study aims to identify the representations of the image of the Jewish woman in the two novels "Blood for Unleavened Cakes of Zion" and "Omar Appears in Jerusalem", in which Najeeb Al-Kilani sought to shed light on the features of the life of the Jewish woman, her inferior characteristics, and the behavioral and intellectual deviations that were embodied in the Jews.

In general, and in women in particular, this behavior was embodied in the character of "Camelia" in the novel "Blood for Unleavened Zion", and the character of "Rachel" in the novel "Omar Appears in Jerusalem", where Kilani expressed through them the transformations and psychological conflicts that were.

roaming in Their thoughts, which were reflected in many of their actions