There is no such thing as a typical Israeli! There might be typical Israeli food, typical Israeli behavior, or typical Israeli names, but Israelis are a diverse group of people with differences based on ethnicity, socioeconomic status, gender, religion, national affiliation, sexual orientation, and even language, to name a few. This diverse society includes Mizrachis and Ashkenazis, Russians and Ethiopians, secular and religious, rich and poor, Arabs and Jews, people of all gender identities, and many more.
A successful, diverse community relies on individuals of different backgrounds and sets of beliefs to embrace the differences and to bring their different heritage, knowledge, experience, and interest for the benefit of their entire community. Is this happening in Israel? In some respects it does, but there is still a lot to be done in order to bridge the differences and to accept the diversity as a benefit to society. The different series below touch upon diversity in a light and humorous way, but are nevertheless enlightening