Noam Tirosh

The Israeli protests of summer 2011 were like no other protest event in Israel’s history. Hundreds of thousands took to the streets calling for "social justice." Situated chronologically between the "Arab Spring" and the rise of the worldwide "Occupy" movements, and associated as well with a presumed impact of "social media" on its emergence and sustenance, the Israeli social movement, too, was identified as a "social media revolution." [from the article]