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Das Palästinakomitee Stuttgart Dankt Allen, Die So Rasch Und Entschieden Reagiert Haben Das Palästinakomitee Stuttgart dankt allen, die so rasch und entschieden reagiert haben. Die Unterschriften unter dem Protestbrief sind innerhalb von fünf Tagen gesammelt worden. Die Unterzeichnerinnen und Unterzeichner (darunter sehr viele israelische Staatsbürger) kommen aus unterschiedlichen gesellschaftlichen Gruppen mit verschiedenen politischen Auffassungen. Sie alle vereint der Protest gegen den Landraub des Jewish National Fund (JNF) und seine rassistischen Praktiken gegenüber den Palästinenserinnen und Palästinensern. Wir hoffen, dass diese Stimmen bei der SPD und den Unterstützern des Esslinger Benefizkonzerts ein Umdenken und den Rückzug von diesem kolonialistischen Projekt bewirken. 45 Organisationen/Vereine Palästinakomitee Stuttgart; Association for Protection of the Rights of Bedouins in the Negev; Regional Council for the Unrecognized Bedouin Villages in the Negev (RCUV), Beer Sheva; Jüdische Stimme für gerechten Frieden in Nahost (EJJP-Germany); Institut für Palästinakunde e.V., Bonn; Die Jüdisch- Palästinensische Dialoggruppe München; Attac - AG Globalisierung und Krieg; BDS Berlin; Flüchtlingskinder im Libanon e.V.; Palästina-Solidarität Region Basel; Collectif Judéo Arabe et Citoyen pour la Paix, Strasbourg; Palästina Komitee München; Friedensbündnis Braunschweig; Salam Shalom Arbeitskreis Palästina-Israel e. V.; „Frauen in Schwarz“, Köln; BDS Schweiz; Deutsch-Palästinensischer Frauenverein e.V.; Deutscher Freidenker-Verband, Verbandsvorstand; Nahostkomitee in der Berliner Friedenskoordination; Initiativgruppe Salam Shalom Salem; AK Nahost Berlin; Frauen in Schwarz München und Holzkirchen; Arbeitskreis für Selbstbesteuerung und Entwicklungspolitik e.V.; Steirische Friedensplattform, Österreich; Frauen in Schwarz (Wien); Mütter gegen den Krieg Berlin- Brandenburg; Team Café Palestine Zürich, Schweiz; Supporting the Palestinian BDS Call from within (Israeli citizens for BDS); Palästinensische Gemeinde Österreich; Solidarität International e.V. (SI), Regionalgruppe Stuttgart; MLPD Baden- Württemberg; Begegnungszentrum für aktive Gewaltlosigkeit, Austria; Free Palestine Movement; International Solidarity Movement - Northern California; International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network (IJAN), USA; Stop the JNF - U.S.A.; Stop the JNF, Canada; International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network (IJAN), Canada; New Profile Israel; Friedensspirale e.V.; Netherlands Palestine Committee; Bay Area Women in Black, USA; Committee for Open Discussion of Zionism (CODZ) - New York City, USA; US Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel, USA; Multikultureller Sport Verein (MSV) e.V., Stuttgart. 508 Einzelpersonen Abdulmajid Hijazi, Bint Jbeil, Libanon; Abed Hariri, Tamra, Palestine, state of Israel; Abedalazeez Khader, Bagdad, Iraq; Adam Almansour Nazareth, Stockholm, Sweden; Adel Mohi Asfoor, Stockach; Adel Samara, Kanaan Review, Ramallah, Palestine; Adelheid Patzlaff, Nister-Möhrendorf; Adnan Diab, Beirut, Libanon; Adnan Zidan, Ramallah, Palestine; Afnann Egbaria, Haifa; Agnes Bennhold, Heidelberg; Ahmad Hawari, Berlin; Ahmad Ibrahim, Beirut, Libanon; Ahmed Zeitoun, Rakka, Syrien; Ahmed Zorkot, Pessac, France; Aisha Fetyani Küçük, Haifa, Palestine, state of Israel; Alexandre de Robaulx de Beaurieux, Freiburg; Ali Alamin, Beirut, Libanon; Ali Mili, Princeton New Jersey, USA; Ali Mouteirek, Freiberg; Amal Ewida, Researcher & Journalist, Cairo, Egypt; Amany Khalifa, Jerusalem, Palestine; Amona Mustafa, Tripoli, Libanon; Amos Gvirtz, Israeli citizen, Shefayim; Ana Nana, Trondheim, Norway; Andreas Moses, Tel Aviv; Andreas Neumann, Arbeiterfotografie, Köln; Angelika Romeik, Frauen in Schwarz-Frauen für Frieden, Mülheim an der Ruhr; Angelika Schneider, Lilienthal; Angelika Spell, Berlin; Anna Keuchen, Köln; Anneliese Fikentscher, Arbeiterfotografie, Köln; Annemarie Arderiu Gil, Düsseldorf; Annette Groth, MdB, Menschenrechtspolitische Sprecherin der Fraktion DIE LINKE im Bundestag, Stuttgart; Annette Herrgott, Tübingen; Annette Klepzig, Pax Christi, Wilhelmsfeld; Arno Pfaffenberger, Kulmbach; Astrid Guesnet, Bergisch Gladbach; Astrid Klaus, Halberstadt; Astrid Wortmann, Barsinghausen; Atia El Asam, Regional Council for the Unrecognized Bedouin Villages in the Negev (RCUV), Beer Sheva; Attia Rajab, Palästinakomitee Stuttgart; Awaisy Ziyad, Nazareth, Palestine, state of Israel; Awan Ali, Dalyat El-Karmel, Palestine, state of Israel; Ayman Shaath, Algiers, Algerien; Bachar Zeiter, Palästinakomitee Stuttgart; Barbara Fuchs, Attac AG Globalisierung und Krieg, Berlin; Barbara Michel, Hamburg; Barbara Münzmay, langjähriges SPD-Mitglieder, Ludwigsburg; Barbara Stoller, Freundeskreis Friedensräume e.V., Lindau/Bodensee; Basil Tannous, Tarshiha, Palestine, state of Israel; Benjamin Hecht, Palästinakomitee Stuttgart, Malsburg-Marzell; Bert Hauch, Dielheim; Berthold Lange, Vorstand der Freiburger Kant-Stiftung, Sölden; Bianka Buddeberg, Köln; Bilha Sündermann Golan, Physician for Human Rights, (Israel); Birgit Althaler, Palästina-Solidarität Region Basel, BDS Schweiz; Brigitte Bonnemann, Gladbach; Brigitte Gärtner-Coulibaly, Nuweiba, Ägypten; Brigitte Karwehl, Köln; Brigitte Keyl, Ebersbach-Roßwälden; Buthaina Abubader, Washington, USA; Carita Merl, Eppingen; Carolin Romeik, Berlin; Christa Mann, Pforzheim; Christa Ortmann, Frauen in Schwarz München und Holzkirchen, München; Christel zur Nieden, Hagen; Christian Arndt, Pastor, Hamburg; Christiane Reynaud, Wehr; Christina Klaus, Tübingen; Christine Raiser-Süchting, Berlin; Christine Schaaf, Stuttgart; Christine Schnell-Neu, Berlin; Christof Roos, Konzertveranstalter (Mosbacher Klassische Konzerte), Mosbach; Clarissa Weinbeer, Vaihingen; Claude Gregoire, Esch -Sur-Alzette, Luxemburg; Claudia Dreßler, Pößneck; Claudia Karas, Aktionsbündnis für einen gerechten Frieden in Palästina, Frankfurt; Cornelia Packmor, Heimsheim; Dagmar Hirschberg, München; Dara Zilifi, Palästinakomitee Stuttgart (Mediengruppe); David Klein, US Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (USACBI), California, USA; Dekan i.R. Reinhard Tröster, Vorstandsvorsitzender Förderverein Bethlehem-Akademie, Dar al-Kalima (Haus des Wortes) e. V., Schwäbisch Hall; Dieter Kaltenhäuser, Breisach; Dieter Mayer, Bielefeld; Dieter Neuhaus, Eppstein; Doris Ghannam, BDS Berlin, Berlin; Doris Pumphrey, Nahostkomitee in der Berliner Friedenskoordination, Berlin; Dorothee Rücker, Rheine; Dorothy Naor, Israeli citizen, New Profile Israel, Herzliah; Dr Ronit Lentin, Israeli citizen, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland; Dr. Ali Majed, Beirut, Libanon; Dr. Andreas Bulling, Pfullingen; Dr. Angela Waldegg, Wien; Dr. Annelise Butterweck, Mitglied der Kölner „Frauen in Schwarz“ und der „Deutsch-Palästinensischen Gesellschaft, Bergisch Gladbach; Dr. Bingham Tembe, langjähriger Kämpfer gegen Apartheid in Südafrika, Herten; Dr. Detlev Quintern, Historiker, Istanbul/Bremen; Dr. Dietmar Stoller, Arbeitskreises für Selbstbesteuerung und Entwicklungspolitik e.V., Lindau; Dr. E. Saggel, Rechtsanwalt, Obertshausen; Dr. Gal Schkolnik, Israeli citizen, Berlin; Dr. Gehad Mazarweh, Reute; Dr. Ghassan Jaafar, Beirut, Libanon; Dr. Hedwig Raskob, Cor-Peacework, Friedensspirale, Potsdam; Dr. Helmut Elsässer, Psychotherapeut (DGPT/DGAP), Esslingen; Dr. Inge Bartke- Anders, Berlin; Dr. Ingo Roer, Palästina Forum Nahost, Frankfurt/M; Dr. Izzeddin Musa, Gesellschaft zur Humanitären Unterstützung der Palästinenser e.V. (G.H.U.P. e.V.), SPD Mitglied, Wachtberg; Dr. Ludwig Watzal, Journalist, Bonn; Dr. Marie Nassif-Debs, Beirut, Libanon; Dr. Martin Breidert, Bad Honnef; Dr. Martin Michael Patzlaff, Nister-Möhrendorf; Dr. Mohammed AbuSafieh, Siegen; Dr. Moritz Weinbeer, Tübingen; Dr. Nabil Khalil, Beirut, Libanon; Dr. Paul Larudee, Founder of the movement to break the blockade of Gaza by sea, San Francisco; Dr. Reda Hamoud, Lindau; Dr. Rüdeger Baron, Röthenbach; Dr. Sabine Pfeiffer, Berlin; Dr. Salam Moughrabi Harfouche, London, United Kingdom; Dr. Terri Ginsberg, Committee for Open Discussion of Zionism, New York City, USA; Dr. Ursula Mielke, Bielefeld; Dr. Yael Politi, Israeli citizen, Berlin; Dr. Zeinab Kachmar, Beirut, Libanon; Dr.med. Ursula Stahlbusch, Prien; Dr.med. J. Hayek, Zürich, Schweiz; Dr. Sayed Tarmassi, Braunschweig; Dr. Uwe Heitz, Bad Waldsee; Dr. Yesra Al Zubaidi, Frauen Ärztin, Siegen; Drago Sticker, Antiimperialistische Koordination, Wien; Eberhard Buddee, SPD OV Pfullingen; Eberhard Wolckenhaar, Laatzen; Ebo Chehadeh, Kreuzberg, Berlin; Eckhard Lenner, Salam Shalom Arbeitskreis Palästina-Israel, München; Eduard Weinbeer, Vaihingen; Eitan Bronstein, Israeli citizen, Zochrot, Tel Aviv; Ekkehart Drost, Göttingen; Elana Wesley, Tel Aviv – Jaffa; Elfriede Krutsch, Menschenrechtsausschuss der Berliner Ärztekammer, IPPNW und ATTAC, Berlin; Elham Elgammal, writer, Cairo, Egypt; Elias Davidsson, Komponist, Bonn; Elisabeth Kaltenhäuser, Breisach; Elisabeth Lauck- Ndayi, Freiburger Friedensforum, Freiburg; Elisabeth Meurer, Wien; Elisha Baskin, Jerusalem; Ellen Rolfs, Mitglied von Gush Shalom, Leer; Elsbeth Sureau, Solidarität International, Stuttgart; Emad Madah Aljowlany, Haifa, Palestine, state of Israel; Ephrat Rubinshtein, Haifa, Palestine, state of Israel; Erhard Arendt, Das Palästina Portal, Dortmund; Erhard S. Gerstenberger, Gießen; Erika Stückrath, Bielefeld; Ernst Schwab, Witten; Eva Neukamp, Juristin/Regierungsdirektorin a.D., Bonn; Evamarie Mayer, Bielefeld; Evelyn Hecht- Galinski, Autorin, und Publizistin, Palästinakomitee Stuttgart, Malsburg-Marzell; Fadi Alia, Port Harcourt, Nigeria; Felicia Langer, Trägerin des Alternativen Nobelpreises,
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