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Source: https://web.archive.org/ Lifetime Achievement Award web/20090709080202/http://web.bgu.ac.il:80/Eng/ Units/associates/HonoraryAwards/ ] Honorary Professorship Doctor of Philosophy Honoris Causa 1979 1980 Aron Chilewich Lane Kirkland Prof. Haim Hanani Dr. Alec Lerner Hyman Kreitman Prof. Leo Picard Prof. Moshe Rachmilewitz Prof. Natan Rosen 1981 1982 Prof. John Beck Judge Shlomo Elkayam General Alexander M. Haig, Jr. Dr. Zoltan Toman David Tuviyahu (Posthumous) 1983 1984 Roberta Abrams Arnold Forster Prof. Michael Evenari Dr. Thomas O. Hecht Senator Edward M. Kennedy Shimon Peres Prof. Benjamin Mazar Isaac Bashevis Singer Prof. Cecil G. 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Yaari Isaac Stern Haim Zadok Suzanne Zlotowski 1991 1992 Marcel Bleustein-Blanchet Prof. Kenneth J. Arrow Uri Lubrani Amb. Abba Eban Annemarie Renger Amb. Max Kampelman Prof. Alexander E. Sheindlin Ilse Katz Jack J. Spitzer President François Mitterrand Major-General (Res.) Israel Tal Dr. Davide Sala Eric Samson President Ezer Weizman 1993 1994 Yitzhak Ben-Aharon Robert H. Arnow Mendel Kaplan David Hirschhorn Siegfried Lenz Philip R. Lee Naomi Shemer Yitzhak Rabin Anne Tanenbaum Edgar D. de Picciotto Prof. Pinhas Zusman 1995 1996 Amb. Mohamed Abdel Aziz Bassiouny Moshe Arens Dr. Domingo Cavallo Dr. Joseph Burg Prof. Daniel Cohen Arie Lova Eliav Ariel Elia Dr. Paul Feher Dr. Wolfgang Hasenclever Dr. h.c. Johannes Gerster Prof. Jacob Katz Nadine Gordimer Dr. Helmut Kohl Rosalind Henwood Harold Oshry President Prof. Ephraim Katzir Meir Shamgar Hubert Leven https://web.archive.org/web/20090709080202/http://web.bgu.ac.il:80/Eng/Units/associates/HonoraryAwards/ 2/5 3/4/2021 University Units - Honorary Awards Harry Stern Simon Wiesenthal Dr. Felix Zandman 1997 1998 S. Daniel Abraham Yehiel Admoni Asher Ben-Natan Eric A. Benhamou Harry T. Dozor Prof. Haim Doron Ruth Dayan Prof. Stanley Fisher Shlomo Hillel President Roman Herzog Prof. Ora Kedem Dr. Henry Kissinger President Nelson Mandela Mario Vargas Llosa Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan Dr. Johannes Rau President Yitzhak Navon Yitzhak Shamir Dr. Ferdinand Piech Prof. Dr. Rita Sussmuth Prof. Howard Raiffa Kenneth L. Tucker Dr. Edward Steinberg Ed Vickar Prof. Zvi Yavetz Stef Wertheimer Zwi Zurr 1999 2000 Yehuda Amichai Zvi Alon Roberto Benigni Ing. Pedro Dondisch Prof. Yehudith Birk Prof. Jacob Frenkel Yoel De Malach Haim Gouri Uzia Galil Sami Michael Prof. Sir Aaron Klug Prof. Sadako Ogata Albert Memmi Prof. Michael Rabin Prof. Klaus Schwab Prof. Meir Wilchek Murray H. Shusterman James D. Wolfensohn Barbara Walters Prof. Amnon Yariv Solly Yellin 2001 2002 Dr. Hubert Burda Prof. Baruch Blumberg Abby Joseph Cohen Elie Elalouf Prof. Raymond A. Dwek Prof. Vicente Fox Quesada Lord Foster of Thames Bank Amb. Richard Holbrooke Efraim Kishon Eli Hurvitz Gustave Leven Efraim Ilin Prof. Bracha Ramot Prof. Philip Needleman Dr. Alexandre Safran Prof. Gershon Shaked Prof. Michael Sela Prof. Dan Shechtman Avraham Seroussi Friede Springer Ariel Sharon Elsa Weinberg Robert St. John Prof. Ada Yonath 2003 2004 Prof. Haim Aviv Eliyahu Amir Arnold M. Bengis Nina Brink Jack J. Dreyfus, Jr. Edgar M. Bronfman Prof. Joel L. Fleishman Prof. Aaron J. Ciechanover Prof. Hillel Furstenberg Prof. Beno Eckmann Dorian S. Goldman Ida Fink Lawrence Goodman Prof. Alain Finkielkraut Prof. Daniel Kahneman Dr. Richard D. Klausner Dr. Bernard Kouchner Dr. Mathilde Krim Dr. Mathilde Krim Benzion Landa Dr. Richard A. Lerner Dr. Howard W. Marcus https://web.archive.org/web/20090709080202/http://web.bgu.ac.il:80/Eng/Units/associates/HonoraryAwards/ 3/5 3/4/2021 University Units - Honorary Awards Lt. Col. (res) Arnold Simon Eliyahu Navi 13 captures Amb. Thomas R. Pickering 09 Jul 2009 - 17 Apr 2019 Seymour R. Powers Prof. Sasson Somekh The Rt. Hon. David Trimble 2005 2006 Yossi Banai Shulamit Aloni Rear Admiral (ret.) Dr. Susan J. André Azoulay Blumenthal Justice Aharon Barak Lucien Y. Bronicki Stephen K. Breslauer Ralph I. Goldman Prof. Yossi Gorny Dr. Leroy E. Hood Yair Green Prof. Daniel E. Koshland, Jr. Morris S. Kahn Claude Lelouch Prof. Alexander Levitzki Morton L. Mandel Maestro Shlomo Mintz Richard J. Pratt AC Orna Porat Prof. Jehuda Reinharz Prof. A. 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