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Afghanistan Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan National Day: 19 August Chancery: Gange-Rolvs gate 5, 0244 Oslo Telephone: 22 12 35 70 Telefax: 22 12 35 71 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.afghanistanembassy.no Office hours: 0900-1200, 1300-1700 Consular Section: Office hours: 0900-1200, 1300-1700 Ambassador's office: Telephone: 22 12 35 76 E-mail: [email protected] H.E. Mrs. Manizha Bakhtari Oslo Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (05.11.2009) Mr. Abdul Naser Hotaki Mr. Ahmad Jawid Mojadidy Oslo Minister Counsellor Mrs. Badria Mojadidy Mr. Saleemshah Maidanwall Oslo Counsellor Mrs. Homa Maidanwall Mr. Ahmad Khalid Akbar Oslo First Secretary Mrs. Rabia Akbar Mr. Ajmal Amin Oslo First Secretary Mrs. Fawzia Amin Mr. Zahir Mohammad Oslo Second Secretary 1 Mr. Abdullah Ravish Oslo Third Secretary Mrs. Zarah Ravish 2 Albania Embassy of the Republic of Albania National Day: 28 November - Independence and Flag Day Chancery: Capellavägen 7, SE-181 32 Lidingö Telephone: 46 8 731 09 20 Telefax: 46 8 767 65 57 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.mfa.gov.al Office hours: 0900-1600 H.E. ______ Stockholm Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Mr. Genti Bendo Stockholm Chargé d'Affaires a.i. Ms. Rozeta Fejzulla Stockholm First Secretary 3 Algeria Embassy of the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria National Day: 1 November Chancery: Inkognitogata 37, 0256 Oslo Telephone: 22 55 75 31 Telefax: 22 55 75 30 E-mail: [email protected] Office hours: 0900-1500 H.E. Mr. Boubakeur Ogab Oslo Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (30.10.2008) Mr. Smail Halfaoui Oslo First Secretary Mrs. Souhila Halfaoui Mr. Ali Mohellebi Oslo Attaché Mrs. Fahima Mohellebi Mr. Ibrahim Hamidi Oslo Attaché 4 Andorra Embassy of the Principality of Andorra National Day: 8 September - Meritxell's Day Chancery: Ministry of Foreign Affairs C/Prat de la Creu 62-64, AD-500 Andorra la Vella Telephone: 376 875 704 Telefax: 376 869 559 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.mae.ad H.E. ______ Andorra Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Mrs. Maria Noguer González Andorra Minister Counsellor, Chargé d'Affaires a.i. 5 Angola Embassy of the Republic of Angola National Day: 11 November - Independence Day (1975) Chancery: Skeppsbron 8, SE-111 33 Stockholm Postal address: P.O.Box 3199, SE-103 64 Stockholm Telephone: 46 8 24 28 90 Telefax: 46 8 34 31 27 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.angolaemb.se Consular Section: E-mail: [email protected] H.E. ______ Stockholm Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Mr. Anércio do Sacramento S. Cadete Stockholm Minister Counsellor Mr. Jeremias José António Stockholm Counsellor Mrs. Pilar Dyombe Dyangani Mrs. Teresa Maria de J P Bravo da Rosa Stockholm First Secretary (Consular Affairs) Mrs. Madalena Filipe Vusawekumbi Stockholm First Secretary (Consular Affairs) Mr. Bertino Efeta Vusawekumbi 6 Argentina Embassy of the Argentine Republic National Day: 25 May - National Day (1810) Chancery: Drammensveien 39, 0244 Oslo Telephone: 22 55 24 48/49 Telefax: 22 44 16 41 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.enoru.mrecic.gov.ar Office hours: 0900-1700 Consular Section: Telephone: 22 55 24 48/49 Office hours: 1000-1400 H.E. Mr. Juan Manuel Ortiz de Rozas Oslo Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (05.01.2006) Mrs. Florencia Gambier de Ortiz de Rozas Ms. María del Pilar Irala Oslo First Secretary Mr. Luis Oscar Romero Oslo Attaché (Administrative) Mrs. Beatriz Estela Ortiz Cabrera 7 Armenia Embassy of the Republic of Armenia National Day: 21 September - Independence Day Chancery: Ryvangs Allé 50, DK-2900 Hellerup Telephone: 45 35 82 29 00 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.denmark.mfa.am Office hours: 0900-1800 Consular Section: Telephone: 45 31 63 86 92 Office hours: 1500-1800 (Tue), 1000-1300 (Thu) H.E. Mr. Hrachya Aghajanyan Copenhagen Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (03.05.2012) Ms. Lilit Sargsyan Copenhagen Counsellor (Political and Consular Affairs) 8 Australia Australian Embassy National Day: 26 January - Australia Day Chancery: Dampfærgevej 26, DK-2100 Copenhagen Ø Telephone: 45 70 26 36 76 Telefax: 45 70 26 36 86 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.denmark.embassy.gov.au Office hours: 0830-1630 (Mon-Thu), 0830-1600 (Fri) H.E. Mr. Damien Patrick Miller Copenhagen Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (17.10.2013) Mrs. Sara Franca Copenhagen Second Secretary (Consul) Mr. Ian Franca Mr. Rebecca Jean Elizabeth Marshall Copenhagen Third Secretary Mr. Søren Stevnsgaard Rasmussen 9 Austria Embassy of the Republic of Austria National Day: 26 October Chancery: Thomas Heftyes gate 19-21, 0244 Oslo Telephone: 22 54 02 00 Telefax: 22 55 43 61 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.bmeia.gv.at/botschaft/oslo Office hours: 0830-1630 Commercial Section: Telephone: 24 11 78 00 Telefax: 24 11 78 01 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.advantageaustria.org Office hours: 0900-1630 H.E. Dr. Thomas Wunderbaldinger Oslo Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (12.01.2012) Mrs. Reidun Wunderbaldinger Mr. Georg Schnetzer Oslo Minister Mrs. Christiane Schnetzer Mr. Christian Neumayr Oslo Third Secretary (Vice Consul) Mrs. Claudia Alexandra Neumayr Brigadier General August Reiter Stockholm Defence Attaché Mrs. Gerlinde Reiter Mr. Albrecht Zimburg Stockholm Counsellor (Commercial) Mrs. Marieke Zimburg 10 Azerbaijan Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan National Day: 28 May Chancery: Karlavägen 60, SE-114 49 Stockholm Telephone: 46 8 411 24 55 Telefax: 46 8 411 24 58 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: http://azembassy.se H.E. Mr. Adish Mammadov Stockholm Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (08.05.2014) Ms. Gunesh Rustamzade Stockholm Counsellor (Political Affairs) 11 Bahrain Embassy of the Kingdom of Bahrain National Day: 16 December Chancery: 30 Belgrave Square, GB-London SW1X 8QB Telephone: 44 20 7201 9170 Telefax: 44 20 7201 9183 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.bahrainembassy.co.uk Office hours: 0900-1600 Cultural Office: 98 Cloucester Road, London SW7 4AU Telephone: 44 20 7341 0770 Telefax: 44 20 7373 4210 E-mail: [email protected] H.E. ______ London Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Mrs. Hayfa Ali Ahmed Matar London Minister Mr. Tariq Khalid Mohamed London Counsellor Mr. Hussain Makhlooq London Counsellor Mr. Subah Abdulrahman Alzayani London Cultural Counsellor Mr. Hussain Mohammed Alam London First Secretary Shaikh Ali Ahmed Al Khalifa London Third Secretary 12 Bangladesh Embassy of the People's Republic of Bangladesh National Day: 26 March - Independence Day Chancery: Anderstorpsvägen 12 (1 fl.), SE-171 54 Solna Telephone: 46 8 730 58 50/52 Telefax: 46 8 730 58 70 E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected] Web-site: www.bangladoot.se Office hours: 0900-1630 (Mon-Fri) H.E. Mr. Golam Sarwar Stockholm Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (28.08.2014) Mr. Md. Kamruzzaman Stockholm Second Secretary, Chargé d’Affaires a.i. Mrs. Sadia Sultana Mrs. Farida Yasmeen Stockholm Second Secretary Mr. Khandkar M. Ghulam Sabir 13 Barbados Embassy of Barbados National Day: 30 November - Independence Day Chancery: Avenue Franklin Roosevelt 100, BE-1050 Brussels Telephone: 32 2 732 1737, 32 2 732 1867 Telefax: 32 2 732 32 66 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.foreign.gov.bb Office hours: 0930-1730 H.E. ______ Brussels Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Mr. Tyronne Brathwaite Brussels Counsellor Ms. Joyce Irene Grazette Brussels First Secretary 14 Belarus Embassy of the Republic of Belarus National Day: 3 July - Independence Day 15 Belgium Embassy of the Kingdom of Belgium National Day: 21 July - Accession of King Leopold I (1831) 15 November - King's Day Chancery: Drammensveien 103 D, 0244 Oslo Telephone: 23 13 32 20 Telefax: 23 13 32 32 E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: www.diplomatie.be/oslo Consular Section: Office hours: 0900-1600 Commercial Section: Flanders and Brussels Regions Telephone: 22 12 83 00/01 E-mail: [email protected] Office hours: 0900-1600 Commercial Section: Wallonia Region Telephone: 22 12 84 00/02 E-mail: [email protected] Office hours: 0900-1600 H.E. Mr. Michel Godfrind Oslo Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (03.11.2011) Mrs. Claude Radrizzi Mr. Christian Bula Lokwa Oslo Attaché (Administrative and Consular Affairs) Ms. Déborah Elise Cardillo 16 Benin Embassy of the Republic of Benin National Day: 1 August - Independence Day Chancery: Skelvej 2, DK-2900 Hellerup Telephone: 45 39 68 10 30 Telefax: 45 39 68 10 32 E-mail: [email protected]; Web-site: www.ambabenin.dk Office hours: 0900-1300, 1400-1600 (Mon-Fri) H.E. Mrs. Arlette Dagnon Vignikin Copenhagen Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (12.02.2009) Mr. Raymond Conolly Vignikin Mr. Sebastien Luc Vincent Durand Copenhagen Minister Counsellor Mrs. Noélie Quenum Durand Mr. Alice Domanou Tchiwanou Copenhagen Counsellor (Head of Chancery) Mr. Pascal G. Tchiwanou Mr. Patrick Gbèdolo Akele Copenhagen Attaché (Financial Affairs) Mrs. Aurore M. Ruth Ahouassou Akele 17 Bhutan Embassy of the Kingdom of Bhutan National Day: 17 December Chancery: Délégation permanente du Royaume du Bhoutan, 17-19, Chemin du Champ d'Anier, CH-1209 Genève Telephone: 41 22 799 08 90 Telefax: 41 22 799 08 99 E-mail: [email protected] Office hours: 0900-1300, 1400-1700 H.E. Mr. Daw Penjo Genève Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (17.10.2013) Mrs. Daw Zam Mr. Choda Tenzin Genève Minister Counsellor (Economic Affairs) Mr. Rinchen Kuentsyl Genève Counsellor 18 Bolivia Embassy of the Plurinational State of Bolivia National Day: 6 August - Independence Day Chancery: Store Kongensgade 81 (2 fl.), DK-1264 Copenhagen K Telephone: 45 33 12 49 00 Telefax: 45 33 12 49 03 E-mail: [email protected] Office hours: 1030-1600 Consular Section: Office hours: 1030-1600 H.E.
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    Arabs in Israel Israel, an Apartheid state – IS IT SO ?!? The text was written and the images were selected by Aron Albahari Introduction As of early 2013, the total population of Israel has been about eight million people. About six million among them are Jews (75 percent), around 1,300,000 Muslim Arabs, 150,000 Christian Arabs, 140,000 Druze, 60,000 Bedouins, whereas 350,000 people belong to the ‘others’ category (non-Arab Christians, Circassians, Armenians, etc.). Both formally and legally, as Israeli citizens, they have equal rights and obligations, and this, naturally, also applies to Arabs. The only obligation that does not apply to Arabs is military service, except if they wish to opt for it. Although they are Muslims, Druze, Bedouins and Circassians do serve the military service. Since May 14, 1948, and the formation (reinstatement) of Israel as a state, despite political and other connotations regarding the relationship between the Arabs and Israeli Jews typical of this period, the Arab population in Israel has grown in number by ten times, or by more than 1000 percent: from 190,000 to about two million. One of the major reasons for this has been the overall standard and quality of life within the Israeli society and state, regardless of personal affinities, political or other views and attitudes and an individual’s experience of the life in the predominantly Jewish society. Compared to other Arabs living in 22 Arab Muslim countries, the Israeli Arabs, as the largest non-Jewish population in Israel, have on average the longest life expectancy (both men and women), the lowest mortality rate among the newborns, the lowest illiteracy rate and the highest rate of university-educated people (both among men and women).