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Netanel Gemara
Netanel Gemara
School of Social Work, University of Haifa
Verified email at univ.haifa.ac.il
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In the eyes of the beholder: Parental and professional value mismatch in child risk and protection in two communities in Israel
Y Nadan, D Roer‐Strier, N Gemara, S Engdau‐Vanda, D Tener
International Journal of Psychology 53, 23-33, 2018
382018
‘Spiritual risk’: A parental perception of risk for children in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community
Y Nadan, N Gemara, R Keesing, E Bamberger, D Roer-Strier, J Korbin
The British Journal of Social Work 49 (5), 1198-1215, 2019
262019
“He who spareth the rod hateth his son”: Perceptions regarding corporal punishment among ultra-Orthodox Jewish fathers in Israel
N Gemara, Y Nadan
Journal of interpersonal violence 37 (1-2), 79-101, 2022
182022
Social workers’ constructions of child risk and protection in the Ultra-Orthodox Jewish community
N Gemara, Y Nadan, D Roer-Strier
Journal of social work 21 (6), 1469-1488, 2021
132021
‘You need to understand the extent of the bubble we grew up in’: The religio‐cultural aspects of sibling's sexual dynamics—Perspectives of Orthodox Jewish adults
A Marmor, N Gemara, E Lusky‐Weisrose, D Tener
Child & Family Social Work 27 (4), 725-736, 2022
72022
“It was really hard for me to tell”: The gap between the child’s difficulty in disclosing sexual abuse, and their perception of the disclosure recipient’s response
N Gemara, C Katz
Journal of interpersonal violence 38 (1-2), 2068-2091, 2023
62023
‘If my parents find out, I will not see my phone anymore’: Who do children choose to disclose online sexual solicitation to?
N Gemara, F Mishna, C Katz
Child & Family Social Work, 2023
32023
‘All in all… it begins with love’: The meanings of parental love in the context of child risk and protection among Israeli Ultra‐Orthodox Jewish parents
Y Nadan, D Tener, N Gemara, R Keesing, C Katz, D Roer‐Strier
Child & Family Social Work 27 (2), 236-245, 2022
32022
Parental and professional perspectives of child risk and protection in Israel’s Ultra-Orthodox community
R Keesing, N Gemara, M Pollak
Context-informed perspectives of child risk and protection in Israel, 81-104, 2020
32020
“I do not remember… You are reminding me now!”: Children's difficult experiences during forensic interviews about online sexual solicitation
N Gemara, N Cohen, C Katz
Child Abuse & Neglect 134, 105913, 2022
22022
Culture, religion, and spirituality in understanding child maltreatment: Perceptions of parents and professionals in the Ultra-Orthodox community
Y Nadan, D Tener, N Gemara, N Rozenfeld-Tzafar, M Sharabani
Neighborhoods, Communities and Child Maltreatment: A Global Perspective, 65-80, 2022
22022
Law, value and norm: The constitution of a culture-bound ethical dilemma in social work in the ultra-orthodox community
N Gemara, Y Nadan
The British Journal of Social Work 52 (2), 700-718, 2022
12022
An Ultra-Orthodox researcher: Oxymoron or opportunity? A typology of appearances of conflicting identities of an insider researcher
N Gemara
Context-informed perspectives of child risk and protection in Israel, 305-315, 2020
12020
Corporal punishment in the Ultra-Orthodox community in Israel: Gaps between the perceptions of social workers and fathers
N Gemara, Y Nadan
The SAGE Handbook of, 701, 2019
12019
Modesty, religion, and community: therapists' perspectives regarding the treatment of child sexual abuse in the Ultra-Orthodox community
N Gemara, M Sharabani, N Rozenfeld-Tzafar
Child Abuse & Neglect 149, 106602, 2024
2024
“The Feeling Is What Counts”: Fathers’ Perspectives on Child Risk and Protection within the Ultra-Orthodox Context
N Gemara
International journal of environmental research and public health 20 (5), 4385, 2023
2023
'All in all horizontal ellipsis it begins with love': The meanings of parental love in the context of child risk and protection among Israeli Ultra-Orthodox Jewish parents
Y Nadan, D Tener, N Gemara, R Keesing, C Katz, D Roer-Strier
CHILD & FAMILY SOCIAL WORK 27 (2), 236-245, 2022
2022
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