Neveen Ali‐saleh Darawshy
Biographic Data
| ID | 4415005 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Neveen Ali‐saleh Darawshy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Neveen Ali‐saleh |
| FAMILY NAME | Darawshy |
| SIGNATURE | DARAWSHY N A S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bar-Ilan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1683-6764 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Community violence in Palestinian-Arab society in Israel
The past three decades have seen growing research on community violence (CV). In Israel, limited literature on Palestinian Arab society has found widespread exposure to CV across all ages. The recent surge of violence in Palestinian Arab communities in Israel underscores the need for further research on frontline social workers in social service departments (SSDs) who cope with escalating CV on a daily basis. Findings of this qualitative phenomen…
Friendship and collaborative autoethnography in times of violent conflict
In this collective autoethnography two academics who live in Israel explore the possibility of friendship across different social positions, religions and nationalities. The article describes how autoethnography and Denzin’s scholarship have made this friendship possible and deepened it. To this end, the article explores their journey within neoliberal Israeli, dominantly Jewish, academia, investigate the (im)possibility of authentic dialogue bet…
The contribution of intimate partner violence in exacerbating health inequalities between Palestinian and Jewish women in Israel
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a structural phenomenon shaped by intersecting social, economic, and systemic determinants that intensify health disparities between Palestinian and Jewish women during pregnancy and the postpartum period, and beyond what can be explained by socioeconomic or sociodemographic factors alone. Effectively addressing IPV and its underlying structural and social causes is essential for mitigating these persistent heal…
Social work and digital boundaries
This research investigated how social workers with diverse national and political backgrounds communicate using digital tools during crises and political conflicts. Using a qualitative phenomenological approach, twenty-five social workers from municipal departments of social service in six ethnonationally mixed Israeli cities were interviewed in Hebrew and Arabic. The research examined how social workers with differing national identities navigat…
The Relationship Between Experiencing Childhood Abuse and Mental Health Consequences During Adulthood
Experiences and challenges of Arab social workers in Israel with community violence
The study addresses community violence among Arab social workers in Israel. Data from 14 in-depth interviews were thematically analyzed. The findings reveal that participants encounter challenges in the personal, familial, as well as the professional spheres. They report collegial supportive coping mechanisms used by social workers after exposure to community violence. This study highlights the importance of enhancing social workers’ well-being, …
Replication and extension of the military family stress model
The military family stress (MFS) model conceptualizes that wartime deployments and post‐traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms are associated with couple, parenting, and child adjustment difficulties. The aim of this study was to replicate and extend the military family stress model by examining the associations among deployment length, PTSD symptoms, marital functioning, parenting practices, and child adjustment in a replication sample of bot…
When the outside penetrates the inside
The violent national events that occurred in Israel in May 2021 heightened the sense of anxiety and insecurity for Palestinian and Jewish citizens alike, particularly in mixed cities. This study examines the dynamics, emotions, and perceptions of Palestinian-Israeli and Jewish-Israeli social workers in mixed cities against the backdrop of these events. The study included in-depth interviews with 25 Palestinian-Israeli and Jewish-Israeli social wo…
Voicing or Silence
In this study, we examined Palestinian Israeli and Jewish Israeli social workers’ relationships in relation to events in May 2021 that involved serious political violent incidents between Palestinian and Jewish Israelis. The qualitative phenomenology approach was used. We interviewed twenty-five social workers from both groups who work in public social services in six ethnonational mixed Palestinian–Jewish cities in Israel. Participants, who were…
Professional and Personal Attitudes toward Discussing Sexuality and Degree of Religiosity among Social Workers
This study investigated the correlations between social workers' levels of religiosity and their professional attitudes toward discussing sexual health. The focus was particularly on the potential mediating role of their attitudes to heteronormative beliefs. A random sample of 150 social workers from Israel (Jewish [63.3 percent], Palestinian-Arab [36 percent], and those who self-identified as "other" [0.7 percent]) completed a self-administered …
The Correlation Between Exposure to Violence and Parental Monitoring
In this study, I investigated the correlations between retrospectively reported experiences of child abuse in the family‐of‐origin and exposure to community violence as adults on parental monitoring among Palestinian–Israeli parents. A sample of 760 parents (453 mothers, 59.6%) participated in the study. A self‐administered questionnaire was used. Results showed that both experiencing child abuse and community violence victimization were associat…
Associations of combat exposure and parental locus of control in deployed mothers and fathers
Political Involvement of Social Workers in Majority and Minority Groups
Previous research has examined the political involvement of social workers and their encouragement of their clients to be politically active. However, few studies have investigated this topic by comparing minority and majority groups. The current research focused on the political involvement of social workers themselves, their encouragement of clients to be politically involved, and the types of political involvement they engage in. Differences i…
Palestinian adolescents' exposure to community violence and internalizing and externalizing symptoms
Political Involvement of Social Workers in Majority and Minority Groups
Previous research has examined the political involvement of social workers and their encouragement of their clients to be politically active. However, few studies have investigated this topic by comparing minority and majority groups. The current research focused on the political involvement of social workers themselves, their encouragement of clients to be politically involved, and the types of political involvement they engage in. Differences i…
Experiences and challenges of Arab social workers in Israel with community violence
The study addresses community violence among Arab social workers in Israel. Data from 14 in-depth interviews were thematically analyzed. The findings reveal that participants encounter challenges in the personal, familial, as well as the professional spheres. They report collegial supportive coping mechanisms used by social workers after exposure to community violence. This study highlights the importance of enhancing social workers’ well-being, …
Voicing or Silence
In this study, we examined Palestinian Israeli and Jewish Israeli social workers’ relationships in relation to events in May 2021 that involved serious political violent incidents between Palestinian and Jewish Israelis. The qualitative phenomenology approach was used. We interviewed twenty-five social workers from both groups who work in public social services in six ethnonational mixed Palestinian–Jewish cities in Israel. Participants, who were…
When the outside penetrates the inside
The violent national events that occurred in Israel in May 2021 heightened the sense of anxiety and insecurity for Palestinian and Jewish citizens alike, particularly in mixed cities. This study examines the dynamics, emotions, and perceptions of Palestinian-Israeli and Jewish-Israeli social workers in mixed cities against the backdrop of these events. The study included in-depth interviews with 25 Palestinian-Israeli and Jewish-Israeli social wo…
The Correlation Between Exposure to Violence and Parental Monitoring
In this study, I investigated the correlations between retrospectively reported experiences of child abuse in the family‐of‐origin and exposure to community violence as adults on parental monitoring among Palestinian–Israeli parents. A sample of 760 parents (453 mothers, 59.6%) participated in the study. A self‐administered questionnaire was used. Results showed that both experiencing child abuse and community violence victimization were associat…
Palestinian adolescents' exposure to community violence and internalizing and externalizing symptoms
Palestinian adolescents' exposure to community violence and internalizing and externalizing symptoms
Political Involvement of Social Workers in Majority and Minority Groups
Previous research has examined the political involvement of social workers and their encouragement of their clients to be politically active. However, few studies have investigated this topic by comparing minority and majority groups. The current research focused on the political involvement of social workers themselves, their encouragement of clients to be politically involved, and the types of political involvement they engage in. Differences i…
Associations of combat exposure and parental locus of control in deployed mothers and fathers
Replication and extension of the military family stress model
The military family stress (MFS) model conceptualizes that wartime deployments and post‐traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms are associated with couple, parenting, and child adjustment difficulties. The aim of this study was to replicate and extend the military family stress model by examining the associations among deployment length, PTSD symptoms, marital functioning, parenting practices, and child adjustment in a replication sample of bot…
When the outside penetrates the inside
The violent national events that occurred in Israel in May 2021 heightened the sense of anxiety and insecurity for Palestinian and Jewish citizens alike, particularly in mixed cities. This study examines the dynamics, emotions, and perceptions of Palestinian-Israeli and Jewish-Israeli social workers in mixed cities against the backdrop of these events. The study included in-depth interviews with 25 Palestinian-Israeli and Jewish-Israeli social wo…
Voicing or Silence
In this study, we examined Palestinian Israeli and Jewish Israeli social workers’ relationships in relation to events in May 2021 that involved serious political violent incidents between Palestinian and Jewish Israelis. The qualitative phenomenology approach was used. We interviewed twenty-five social workers from both groups who work in public social services in six ethnonational mixed Palestinian–Jewish cities in Israel. Participants, who were…
Professional and Personal Attitudes toward Discussing Sexuality and Degree of Religiosity among Social Workers
This study investigated the correlations between social workers' levels of religiosity and their professional attitudes toward discussing sexual health. The focus was particularly on the potential mediating role of their attitudes to heteronormative beliefs. A random sample of 150 social workers from Israel (Jewish [63.3 percent], Palestinian-Arab [36 percent], and those who self-identified as "other" [0.7 percent]) completed a self-administered …
The Correlation Between Exposure to Violence and Parental Monitoring
In this study, I investigated the correlations between retrospectively reported experiences of child abuse in the family‐of‐origin and exposure to community violence as adults on parental monitoring among Palestinian–Israeli parents. A sample of 760 parents (453 mothers, 59.6%) participated in the study. A self‐administered questionnaire was used. Results showed that both experiencing child abuse and community violence victimization were associat…
Friendship and collaborative autoethnography in times of violent conflict
In this collective autoethnography two academics who live in Israel explore the possibility of friendship across different social positions, religions and nationalities. The article describes how autoethnography and Denzin’s scholarship have made this friendship possible and deepened it. To this end, the article explores their journey within neoliberal Israeli, dominantly Jewish, academia, investigate the (im)possibility of authentic dialogue bet…
The contribution of intimate partner violence in exacerbating health inequalities between Palestinian and Jewish women in Israel
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a structural phenomenon shaped by intersecting social, economic, and systemic determinants that intensify health disparities between Palestinian and Jewish women during pregnancy and the postpartum period, and beyond what can be explained by socioeconomic or sociodemographic factors alone. Effectively addressing IPV and its underlying structural and social causes is essential for mitigating these persistent heal…
Social work and digital boundaries
This research investigated how social workers with diverse national and political backgrounds communicate using digital tools during crises and political conflicts. Using a qualitative phenomenological approach, twenty-five social workers from municipal departments of social service in six ethnonationally mixed Israeli cities were interviewed in Hebrew and Arabic. The research examined how social workers with differing national identities navigat…
The Relationship Between Experiencing Childhood Abuse and Mental Health Consequences During Adulthood
Experiences and challenges of Arab social workers in Israel with community violence
The study addresses community violence among Arab social workers in Israel. Data from 14 in-depth interviews were thematically analyzed. The findings reveal that participants encounter challenges in the personal, familial, as well as the professional spheres. They report collegial supportive coping mechanisms used by social workers after exposure to community violence. This study highlights the importance of enhancing social workers’ well-being, …
Community violence in Palestinian-Arab society in Israel
The past three decades have seen growing research on community violence (CV). In Israel, limited literature on Palestinian Arab society has found widespread exposure to CV across all ages. The recent surge of violence in Palestinian Arab communities in Israel underscores the need for further research on frontline social workers in social service departments (SSDs) who cope with escalating CV on a daily basis. Findings of this qualitative phenomen…
Psychology (11 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Migration, Health and Trauma (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Social Work (7 works) · Social Work Education and Practice (7 works) · Gender Studies (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works)