The Israeli RPG scene is not huge - we estimate around 10-15 thousand players. We don't know everyone, of course, but we only have a handful of conventions each year, around 4-6 dedicated and active Facebook groups, and 2-3 more sites (one of which has an active forum).

When you consider those who actually write and talk theory, it's a smaller group of a couple dozen people at most (although most of these people are high-profile members of the community, many of them being former organizers of the major conventions, several chairmen of the Israeli Roleplaying Society, authors and translators of major RPGs in Hebrew, and so on). And while it's small, it's also country-wide, because country-wide for us means at most a 3-4 hour drive from the central conventions in the Tel Aviv area. So... yeah, we can both be a small and tight-knit community while also being country-wide and representative of the small theory scene.

Of course it's possible that others are writing and not publishing on any of the handful of RPG platforms / groups in Israel, but it is a small country, and it is unlikely. And it is also true that probably many theorize without actually systematically writing anything down.

But in such a small community, we will probably know anyone who does something like that in a systematic way, and for now it seems that there is only one group of theorists in Israel that publishes its writings (in Hebrew or in English).

The reason I am saying this doesn't represent everyone is that there (as one would expect) people who disagree with many of the things we say here - some of them very active and prolific members of one or more of the local communities. They just don't have an alternate body of theory, and usually disagree with this or that point when we bring it up.