Israeli science fiction and fantasy novels such as Yoav Blum's "The Unswitchable" and Ofir Touch Gafla's "The Guests" delve into themes of identity and body-switching technology, reflecting uncertainties in a virtual world where swapping consciousnesses and preserving former identities are common.

Israeli genre fiction is experiencing a resurgence as demonstrated by the recent Geffen Prize shortlist featuring novels with themes like Rabbinic conspiracies, demon-hunting units, and ghosts, reflecting international trends where genres like fantasy and science fiction blend.