Israelinsider did a piece on young Israel and the various cliques that have developed in a country divided between young secular Jews (most of whom live in Tel Aviv) and the growing Haredi community, comprised of Ultra-Orthodox Jews.
At the bottom of the secular evolutionary totem pole are the arsim. These men strut around the street looking for any excuse to blow off their anger (usually directed at unassuming, defenseless old people) and are endearingly referred to as, "pimps." Most often, arsim are accompanied by their arm candy aka frechot. These women usually adorn the token high heels, acryillic nails, and a ton of make-up to go with their mile-high hair.
In case you're wondering these stereotypes aren't limited to simply secular Jews. Orthodox Jews have a few too, depending on their country of origin. They are usually lumped together under the tem dosim however.
So while on the subject of superficially classifying people, I'd like to give a shout out to Noam and Lior (an oleh hadash) because they make secular Judaism look so very appealing.
Similarly to Knight and Day from earlier this summer, once the second half rolls around, most of the appeal is lost, and the movie becomes more of a financial thriller than a buddy-cop comedy.
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