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Anti-Israel Petitions Signed by Israeli Academics Site Index Anti-Israel Petitions Signed Home About IsraCampus by Israeli Academics Search Israeli Academic Slacktivists Join Amiram Goldblum (Hebrew עברית University) and Alon Liel's (Tel Aviv University) Petition to Русский Circumvent Israeli Sovereignty Israeli Campuses Goldblum and Liel, previously among the initiators of the Apartheid Smear Campaign, gather support of those who'd wish to thwart Israeli democracy, many of whom have ties to the New Ben Gurion U Israel Fund. They demand that the British House of Commons recognize an Arab State of Hebrew U Palestine, which never existed, and to which a majority of Israeli citizens object. As a long Tel Aviv U standing strategic policy suggested by Goldblum himself, the Fascist Left does not need to U of Haifa Other Schools convince the Israeli electorate when they can recruit foreign countries to compel their unpopular Leftist Diktats. Gallery of Rogues 363 Israeli public figures have signed a letter to the Members of the British A-C Parliament, calling upon them to vote in favor of British recognition of a D-G H-K Palestinian State, to be created side-by-side with Israel. L-N … O-R The letter reads: "We, Israelis who worry and care for the well-being of the S-V state of Israel, believe that the long-term existence and security of Israel depends on the long-term W-Z existence and security of a Palestinian state. For this reason we, the undersigned, urge members of the UK Parliament to vote in favor of the motion to be debated on Monday 13th October 2014, calling on the British Government to recognize the State of Palestine alongside the State of Israel ". Israeli Academic Extremism Among the Israeli Academic Slacktivists signed Alice Shalvi Alon Liel Israeli Academic Alon Harel Alon Confino Extremists outside Israel Amiram Goldblum Amos Goldebrg Anat Matar Aner Preminger Anti-Israel Petitions Arie Arnon Avinoam Ben-Shaul Signed by Israeli Avner Cohen Avner De-Shalit Academics Avraham Oz Bernard Avishai ALEF Watch Chaim Gans Charles Greenbaum Chen Alon Coby Sonnenschein Goldblum Watch Colman Altman Dan Jacobson Dan S. Tawfik Daniel Kahneman IDI Watch David Harel David Blanc Dimitry Shumsky Edward Edy Kaufman IsraCampus Essays Esther Levinger Eva Jablonka Galia Golan Galit Hazan-Rokem How to Complain Hagai Ginsburg Hannah Safran Idith Zertal Ilan Saban Contact Us Ishay Rosen-Zvi Itzhak (Yani) Nevo Jochanan Benbassat Kobi Peterzil Kobi Snitz Maya Bar-Hillel Menachem Klein Micah Leshem Michael Steinitz Mira Zakai Naomi Benbassat Naomi Chazan Neve Gordon Noga Efrati Nura Resh Nurit Peled Oren Yiftachel Ron Kuzar Shimon Sandbank Shir Hever Shlomo Sand Uri Hadar Vered Kraus Yaron Ezrahi Yeela Raanan Yona Pinson Yona Rosenfeld Yonathan (Jon) Anson Yoram Bilu Yuval Yonai http://zope.gush-shalom.org/home/en/channels/press_releases/1413148663 Israeli public figures support British recognition of Palestine 13/10/14 Hundreds of Israeli public figures call upon Members of the British Parliament to vote in favor of recognizing the State of Palestine Press Release, October 13, 2014 363 Israeli public figures have signed a letter to the Members of the British Parliament, calling upon them to vote in favor of British recognition of a Palestinian State, to be created side-by-side with Israel. The letter was handed on Sunday noon to representatives of the British MP’s supporting the motion, due to be voted tomorrow (Monday). The Israeli letter was initiated by Dr. Alon Liel, former Director-General of the Israeli Foreign Ministry; Prof. Amiram Goldblum, a founder of the Peace Now movement; and Yehuda Shaul of “Breaking the Silence”. The letter reads: "We, Israelis who worry and care for the well-being of the state of Israel, believe that the long-term existence and security of Israel depends on the long-term existence and security of a Palestinian state. For this reason we, the undersigned, urge members of the UK Parliament to vote in favor of the motion to be debated on Monday 13th October 2014, calling on the British Government to recognize the State of Palestine alongside the State of Israel ". Signatories include: Nobel Prize Laureate (Economics) Daniel Kahneman Six Laureates of the Israel Prize - Professors Alice Levy, David Har’el, Shimon Sandbank, Yehoshua Kolodny, Yona Rosenfeld and Yoram Bilu; Two former ministers - Ran Cohen and Yossi Sarid, as well as four former Knesset Members - Uri Avnery, Yael Dayan, Mossi Raz and Naomi Chazan; Former Ambassador and Director General of the Israeli Foreign Ministry, Dr. Alon Liel, as well as former Ambassador Ilan Baruch; Gen. (ret.) Emanuel Shaked, former of the Paratooper Corps; Former Attorney General Michael Ben-Yair; Four writers – Yehoshua Sobol, Yehudit Kafri, Savyon Liebrecht and Amos Mokadi; Professor Rafi Walden, Deputy Ditector of the Shiba Hospital and Chair of "Physicians for Human Rights" Yuval Rahamim, Co-Chair of "Bereaved Families for Palestinian-Israeli Peace" and the grouop’s founder Yitzhak Frankenthal; As well as many residents of Gaza border communities and other peace and social rights activists. (Full signatories’ list attached) [see below] Contact: Dr. Alon Liel, Former Foreign Ministry Director General +972-(0)50-5371000 [email protected] Prof. Amiram Goldblum +972-(0)54-4653292 Naftali Raz +972-(0)54-5494172 [email protected] Yehuda Shaul - Breaking the Silence [email protected] The complete signatory list was published here: http://thearabdailynews.com/2014/10/12/hundreds-israeli-public-figures-urge-british-parliament- recognize-state-palestine/ Given Name Family Name Additional Info Aaron Barnea Israeli-Palestinian Bereaved Families for Peace Adam Keller Peace Acrivist [sic] Adam Uriel Adeeb Awad Adi Pauker Kibbuts Beeri, Gazza Border Adina Aviram Adrian Zuckerman Alex Levac Ali Elassad lawyer, Dr. Alice Shalvi Israel Prize, Prof. of English Alice Krieger Alik Honigman Alon Liel Former Head of Foreign Office, ambassador to S. Africa and to Turkey Alon Pauker Kibbuts Beeri, Gazza Border Alon Harel Alon Confino Prof. of History Ami Weinstein Amier Terkel Peace Acrivist Amir Orian Theater Director Amira Katz-Goehr Amira Ityel Peace Acrivist Amiram Goldblum Prof., Molecular Modelling and Drug Design Amiram Yehudai Amiram Cooper Kibbutz Nir-Oz, Gazza Border Amit Leshem Peace Acrivist Amos Ityel Amos Goldebrg Amos Gvirtz Peace Acrivist Amos Mokadi Author and Cinematographer Anat Matar Anat Even Aner Preminger Cinematographer, Prof. of Cinematography Annelien Kisch-Kroon Ari Rossner Arie Aviram Arie Arnon Prof., Economy Ariel Hanaor Ariel Yanai Ariel Niezen Kibbutz Amir, Lebanon Border Arza Apelroit Asher Rotem Assaf Yacobovitz Attar Ornan Psychologist Avi Glezerman Avi Mograbi Cinematographer Avinoam Ben-Shaul Prof., Avishay Grossman Author and Educator Avner Katz Dr. of Education Avner Ben-Amos Avner Greenberg Avner Cohen Lecturer Avner De-Shalit Prof. of Politial Sience Avner Giladi Avraham Milgram Avraham Shomroni Avraham Oz Avremale Frank Dr. of Education Aya Breuer Barbara Doron Batia Siebzehner Beate Zilversmidt Peace Acrivist Benjamin Arbel Beny gefen Peace Acrivist Bernard Avishai Prof. Bracha Zitrin Artist Carlos Lewenhoff Chaim Gans Prof. of History Charles Greenbaum Prof. of Psychology Chava Halevi Peace Acrivist Chay Ashkenazi Archealogist Chen Alon Scientist Chen Haklai Coby Sonnenschein Prof. of Physics, Neve-Shalom – Jewish-Arab community Colman Altman Prof., Physics Dalia Golomb Peace Acrivist Dalia Sachs Dan Goldenblatt Peace Acrivist Dan Hadani Colonel (Res.) Dan Orstav Dan Jacobson Prof., Organizational Behaviour Dan S. Tawfik Daniel Kahneman Nobel Prize, Prof., Economi Daniel Regev Daniel Levanon Scientist Daniella Gordon Peace Acrivist Daniella Yoel Danny Rosin MD Daphne Banai Peace Acrivist Daphne Joel David Adler Poet, Dr. of Medical Engineering David Harel Israel Prize, Prof., Computers David Zoneshine David Blanc David Willner David Senesh David Bedrack Artist, Kibbutz Amir, Lebanon Border David Adler Poet, Dr. of Medical Engineering Dikla Ben-Shaul Dimitry Shumsky Dina Stein Dina Amit Dori Parnas Dorit Eldar-Avidan Dr., Social Work Dorit Solomon Teacher, Spcial Ed. Doron Matar Doron Liber Agriculture Dov Koler Dudi Tzfati Dvorka Oreg Edna Morduch Psychotherapist Edward Edy Kaufman Prof. of Political Science Elchanan Reiner Psychologist Eldad Kisch Peace Acrivist Eli Somer Eli Kalir Lawyer Eli Safran Kibbutz Sassa, Lebanon Border, Deputy Chair of Massad – the Social-Democratic Movement Elia Leibowitz Elizabeth Freund Emanuel Shaked Brigadier-General (res.) former head of Infantry and paratroopers Emilia Peroni Esther Levinger Prof. of Arts Esther Weintraub Peace Acrivist Eva Jablonka Prof. of History Evelyn Bartolmai Freddie Rokem Gadi Doron Gadi Sternbach Gadi Keinar Galia Golan Prof. of Political Science Galit Hazan-Rokem Prof. Galit Katz Gershon Baskin Coordinator of Israel-Hammas negotiations for freeing Gilead Shalit Gila Svirsky Peace Acrivist Gilat Levy Gili Zimhoni Goni Tzur Hadas Leonov Hagai Ginsburg Prof. Hagar Weiner Hagith Friedlander Hai Ashkenazi Hanna Barag Peace Acrivist Hannah Friedman Hannah Safran Peace Acrivist Hassida Shafran Teacher Hava Keller Hedva Adiri Hilel Bardin Peace Acrivist Hillel Schocken Architect Idith Zertal Prof. of History and Author Idith Samet Ilan Shtayer Social Activist Ilan Baruch Former Ambassador Ilan Saban Ilana Weiser-Senesh Ilana Segal Irena Blaier Lewenhoff Irit Sela Ishai Menuchin Ishay Rosen-Zvi Prof. Israel Yuval Israel Shafran Itzhak Levav Itzhak Vinograd Itzhak (Yani) Nevo Prof. of Philosophy Izzy Azgad Jaffa Yehudai Janina
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