100 days of arbitrary detention: 1,000 elected officials join call to free Salah Hamouri

1 December 2017

30 November marked the 100th day of imprisonment without charge or trial for Salah Hamouri, the French-Palestinian lawyer and human rights advocate jailed in Israeli prisons. Hamouri is supported by a growing campaign throughout France; as the 100th day of his imprisonment was marked, the campaign for his support announced that 1,000 French elected officials and 56 Members of European Parliament had signed on to support Hamouri’s release.

Town councils throughout France have signed on to a call for Hamouri’s release and events have been organized throughout the country to demand that the French government take an active role in advocating for his immediate release. He has been jailed without charge or trial under administrative detention since 23 August 2017.

While the campaign to support Hamouri, led by his wife Elsa Lefort – who herself has been banned by the Israeli occupation for 10 years after returning to Palestine with a valid visa alongside her husband while over six months pregnant and expelled after several days detained in Ben-Gurion airport – has achieved significant support by a growing number of town councils, elected officials and within the French National Assembly, the Macron government continues to avoid firm demands for Hamouri’s release.

The French government expressed its “dissatisfaction” with administrative detention as it violates the right to a fair trial and “requested” an end to Hamouri’s detention, but Macron has not taken serious action to demand Hamouri’s freedom, even as he plans a visit with Israeli prime minister and war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu in Paris in early December.

Of course, this comes as no surprise given that France continues to imprison Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, Lebanese Communist struggler for Palestine jailed for over 33 years, despite his eligibility for parole since 1999, has continued to persecute BDS activists struggling for justice in Palestine, and continues to imprison Canadian professor Hassan Diab on baseless charges despite a severe lack of evidence and repeated decisions by investigating judges for his release.

However, the popular movement to support Hamouri has grown dramatically as evidenced by the over 1,000 elected officials supporting Hamouri and the numerous village, town and city councils officially standing for his release. The 100th day of his imprisonment is being marked with multiple events across France, including a protest on 2 December in Paris and upcoming events in Quimper and Bourg-en-Bresse, among others.

Take Action:

1. Sign the appeal to support Salah Hamouri at http://libertepoursalah.fr

2. Organize an action, event or activity to mark the 100th day of Salah Hamouri’s detention and demand his immediate freedom. Raise his case at events and actions for Palestine.

3. Like and share the Facebook page for Salah Hamouri, which will be regularly updated with news and actions to demand Salah’s freedom: https://www.facebook.com/freesalahhamouri/

Statement of European Parliamentarians for Salah Hamouri:

We, Members of the European Parliament from various opinions, Protest against the unfair treatment of Salah Hamouri a young French citizen, lawyer since August 2017, arrested on August 23 and now in administrative detention in the Israeli prison of Al Naqab based on an allegedly secret file. Call the Israeli authorities to immediately release him. Call on the European institutions to intervene with the Israeli government to put an end to this injustice, in the name of the values that underpin the Européen Union.

Patrick Le Hyaric – Vice-président GUE/NGL ; membre de la délégation du parlement européen chargé des relations avec La Palestine (France – GUE/NGL)
Philippe Lamberts – Coprésident VERTS/ALE (Belgique – GREENS/ALE)
Gabi Zimmer – Présidente du groupe de la Gauche unitaire européenne/Gauche verte nordique (Allemagne – GUE/NGL)
Tania González Peñas – Vice-présidente GUE/NGL (Espagne – GUE/NGL)
Maria Arena – (Belgique – S&D)
Paloma López Bermejo – (Espagne – GUE/NGL)
Bart Staes – (Belgique – GREENS/ALE)
Nikolaos Chountis – (Grèce – GUEN/NGL)
Miguel Viegas – (Portugal – GUE/NGL)
António Marinho e Pinto – Vice-président Délégation Brésil (Portugal -ALDE)
Eleonora Forenza – Vice-présidente Délégation Chili (Italie – GUE/NGL)
Pascal Durand – Vice-président VERTS/ALE (France – GREENS/ALE)
Angela Vallina – (Espagne – GUE/NGL)
Karima Delli – Présidente Commission des transports et du tourisme (France -GREENS/ALE)
Sofia Sakorafa – Présidente Délégation pour les relations avec les pays d’Amérique centrale (Grèce – GUE/NGL)
Ernest Urtasun – Vice-président Assemblée EUROLAT (Espagne -GREENS/ALE)
Younous Omarjee – Vice-président Commission du développement régional (France -GUE/NGL)
Javier Nart – Vice-président ALDE – Vice-président Assemblée paritaire ACPUE (Espagne – ALDE)
Marina Albiol – (Espagne – GUE/NGL)
Edouard Martin – (France – S&D)
Neoklis Sylikiotis – Président Délégation Palestine – Vice-président GUE/NGL- Président délégation Palestine (Chypre – GUE/NGL)
Margrete Auken – Vice-présidente Délégation Palestine (Danemark – GREENS/ALE)
Lola Sanchez Caldentey – (Espagne – GUE/NGL)
Michèle Rivasi – Vice-présidente Assemblée paritaire ACP-UE (France -GREENS/ALE)
Josu Juaristi – (Pays Basque – GUE/NGL)
Ivo Vajgl – (Slovénie – ALDE)
Joao Ferreira – (Portugal – GUE/NGL)
Sergio Cofferati – (Italie – S&D)
Marie-Pierre Vieu – (France – GUE/NGL)
Jean-Marie Cavada – Vice-président Commission des affaires juridiques (France – ALDE)
Marc Tarabella – Vice-président Délégation pour les relations avec les pays de l’Asie du Sud-Est et l’Association des nations de l’Asie du Sud-Est (Belgique – S&D)
Marie-Christine Vergiat – (France – GUE/NGL)
Josep María Terricabras – Vice-président Verts/ALE (Espagne – GREENS/ALE)
Barbara Spinelli – Vice-présidente Commission des affaires constitutionnelles (Italie – GUE/NGL)
Yannick Jadot – Vice-président Commission du commerce international (France – GREENS/ALE)
Javier Couso Permuy – Vice-président Commission des affaires étrangères – Vice-président délégation pour les relations avec l’Iraq (Espagne – GUE/NGL)
Eva Joly – Vice-présidente Commission d’enquête chargée d’examiner les allégations d’infraction et de mauvaise administration dans l’application du droit de l’Union en matière de blanchiment de capitaux, d’évasion fiscale et de fraude fiscale (PANA) – Vice-présidente Délégation pour les relations avec l’Afghanistan (France – GREENS/ALE)
Marisa Matias – Présidente Délégation pour les relations avec les pays du Mashrek (Portugal – GUE/NGL)
José Bové – (France – GRENS/ALE)
Lidia Senra – (Espagne – GUE/NGL)
Patricia Lalonde – (France – ALDE)
Martina Anderson – (Irlande du Nord – GUE/NGL)
Julie Ward – (Royaume Uni – S&D)
Matt Carthy – (Irlande – GUE/NGL)
Ana Maria Gomes – Vice-présidente Commission d’enquête chargée d’examiner les allégations d’infraction et de mauvaise administration dans l’application du droit de l’Union en matière de blanchiment de capitaux, d’évasion fiscale et de fraude fiscale (PANA) – (Portugal – S&D)
Lynn Boylan – (Irlande – GUE/NGL)
Hilde Vautmans – (Belgique -ALDE)
Liadh Ní Riada – (Irlande – GUE/NGL)
Keith Taylor – (Royaume Uni – GREENS)
Joao Pimenta – Vice-président Commission des droits de la femme et de l’égalité des genres – Vice-président Délégation à l’Assemblée parlementaire euro-latinoaméricaine – (Portugal (GUE/NGL)
Miguel Urbán (Espagne – GUE/NGL)
Xabier Benito Ziluaga – Vice-président Délégation pour les relations avec le Mercosur – (Espagne – GUE/NGL)
Estefanía Torres Martínez – (Espagne – GUE/NGL)
Merja Kyllönen – (Finlande – GUE/NGL)
Curzio Maltese – (Italie – GUE/NGL)
Stelios Kouloglou – (Grèce – GUE/NGL)
Jozo RADOŠ (Croatia – ALDE)

Two Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike in Israeli prisons

1 December 2017

There are currently two Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails on hunger strike. Ali Barghouthi is on hunger strike for the fourth day; he launched his strike on 28 November in protest of the delay in medical treatment at the Ashkelon prison clinic. Barghouthi has been prescribed to receive a heart test and a CT scan, but the prison clinic has been delaying for over two months. This means that he has received no diagnosis for his ongoing health problems; he is suffering from chest pain and feels tiredness and pain when walking or moving.

Barghouthi, 45, is from the village of Abboud west of Ramallah. He is serving a life sentence for resisting the Israeli occupation as part of the Fateh movement and has been jailed since April 2004.

He joins the ongoing hunger strike of Salah al-Khawaja of the village of Ni’lin in Ramallah, who has been refusing food for 19 days consecutively in protest of his administrative detention, imprisonment without charge or trial. He launched his hunger strike in protest of the renewal of his administrative detention order only one day before his scheduled release.

Khawaja was seized by Israeli occupation forces on 23 July 2017 and ordered to four months in administrative detention, imprisonment without charge or trial. These detention orders are indefinitely renewable; Palestinians have spent years at a time jailed under administrative detention orders. Khawaja is one of over 450 Palestinians jailed without charge or trial and a total of nearly 6,200 Palestinian political prisoners. Over the years, he has spent nearly 12 years in Israeli prisons through multiple arrests and detentions.

He is carrying out his hunger strike despite his own deteriorating health. He walks slowly and has lost significant weight, and he suffers from high blood pressure, diabetes and poor vision in his left eye.

Palestinian former hunger striker jailed without charge ordered into isolation by Israeli occupation

1 December 2017

Palestinian prisoner and former long-term hunger striker Ayman al-Tabeesh, 37, imprisoned without charge or trial by the Israeli occupation, has been ordered into isolation on the pretext of being a “security threat.” Al-Tabeesh, from the village of Dura near al-Khalil, has been imprisoned since 2 August 2016 with no charges and no trial on the basis of so-called “secret evidence.”

He has spent nearly 13 years in total in Israeli prisons through multiple re-arrests and has engaged in two long-term hunger strikes to demand his freedom. On Wednesday, 29 November, he was transferred from the Ofer prison to the Ohli Kedar isolation cells.

The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society emphasized that the Israeli occupation intelligence has a policy of isolation and unilaterally isolates many prisoners each year under the pretext of “secret evidence,” the same type of secret file that is used to jail al-Tabeesh. He is one of over 450 Palestinians jailed under administrative detention orders and 6,200 total Palestinian prisoners. In some cases, isolation orders are extended for years without any meaningful reason given to the detained person or their lawyer.

6 December, Bourg-en-Bresse: Public Meeting to Support Salah Hamouri

1 December 2017

Wednesday, 6 December
8:00 pm
21 A Allee de Challes
Bourg-en-Bresse, France
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/185962035301481/

Join the committee to support Salah Hamouri in Bourg-en-Bresse for an event with Jean-Claude Lefort, honorary deputy and the father-in-law of Salah Hamouri, arbitrarily imprisoned French-Palestinian lawyer.

5 December, Atlanta: Palestinian Prisoners and Human Rights with Sahar Francis

1 December 2017

Tuesday, 5 December
7:00 pm
Emory University, Rita Anne Rollins Building (RARB) 252, Candler School of Theology, Center for Ethics building
Atlanta, GA
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/293377241169479/

Did you know that as of August 2017, there are more than 6,000 Palestinian political prisoners held in Israeli jails?

Join is for a critical discussion with Sahar Francis, the Executive Director the Palestinian Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association, Addameer. Francis will be on a US speaking tour, sharing information about Palestinian prisoner’s rights. We are so excited to be welcoming her to Atlanta!

EVENT INFO:
Tuesday December 5 at 7:00pm at Emory University
RARB (Rita Anne Rollins Building) 252
Candler School of Theology, Center for Ethics building
*Cosponsored by:
Jewish Voice for Peace-Atlanta,
Emory Students for Justice in Palestine
& Joining Hands for Justice in Israel and Palestine

4 December, Quimper: Freedom for Salah Hamouri!

1 December 2017

Monday, 4 December
8:30 pm
Halles St Francois
Quimper, France
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1988587821414005/

Public meeting with Jean-Claude Lefort, honorary deputy and father-in-law of Salah Hamouri. The young French-Palestinian lawyer is held without charge or trial in arbitrary administrative detention by the Israeli occupation since 23 August without charge or trial. Event organized by AFPS in Cornouaille with the support of PCF and other organizations.

2 December, Paris: Rally to Free Salah Hamouri

1 December 2017

Saturday, 2 December
6:00 pm
Place du Palais Royal
Paris, France
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/157960251620586/

This protest will bring people together to commemorate the 100th day in Israeli prison of French-Palestinian human rights defender and political prisoner Salah Hamouri. Hamouri has been imprisoned without charge or trial under administrative detention since 23 August 2017.

Today, France has merely “asked” for his release and expessed “dissatisfaction” with administrative detention. However, there is more that can be done to win his freedom.

This event will also salute the first 1,000 elected representatives who have mobilized to demand freedom for Salah Hamouri, a list that continues to grow. Netanyahu will be in Paris in early December, invited by French president Macron. The question of Salah Hamouri must be brought to the forefront on and before this occasion.

Protesters in New York urge HP boycott, freedom for Palestinian prisoners

1 December 2017

Samidoun activists in New York City organized a protest on Monday, 27 November to support imprisoned Palestinian hunger striker Salah al-Khawaja and all Palestinian prisoners. The protest also came as part of global actions in support of the boycott of Hewlett-Packard (HP) corporations for its involvement in profiteering from and selling technology to sustain the occupation, oppression and colonization of Palestine.

Protesters gathered outside the Best Buy electronics store in Manhattan’s Union Square on Monday evening, distributing flyers and leaflets to passers-by on the busy holiday shopping evening. The electronics store sells many HP consumer products, including laptops, tablets, printers, ink and computer accessories. HP corporations have contracts with a range of Israeli security and military agencies.

These include the Israel Prison Service – where they maintain the database software of Palestinian political prisoners – the Israeli identity card and checkpoint system, and the Israeli occupation navy that maintains the brutal and deadly siege on the Gaza Strip, where over 2 million Palestinians live in what has been described as an open-air prison. The Israeli occupation navy targets Palestinian fishers and fishing boats for destruction, arrest and even death with the help of HP technology.

There is a growing global movement to boycott HP and demand the corporation cut ties with the occupation. Churches, labor organizations, student groups and others have declared themselves HP-free zones, refusing to buy HP products until the corporation ends its profiteering from Israeli apartheid and colonization. Participants in the protest carried signs about HP’s role in propping up the Israeli assault on Palestinians and handed out leaflets with information on the HP boycott.

The protest also focused on the hunger strike of Palestinian prisoner Salah al-Khawaja, jailed without charge or trial under administrative detention. Khawaja, from the village of Nil’in, had been on hunger strike for 15 days after his administrative detention was extended one day before he was to be released.

There are currently nearly 450 Palestinians jailed without charge or trial under administrative detention out of nearly 6,200 Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails. Administrative detention orders are indefinitely renewable and Palestinians have spent years at a time jailed with no charge. He is on hunger strike to demand an end to his imprisonment.

The New York protest came two days before 29 November, the 70th anniversary of the UN partition of Palestine and the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. Protests took place in multiple other cities marking the day and highlighting the HP boycott, including Vancouver and Berlin.

Samidoun in New York will be participating in a number of upcoming events, including the weekly Monday protest in solidarity with Palestinian prisoners and to #StopHP, as well as the upcoming event to support Colombian political prisoner in U.S. jails, Simon Trinidad, on 5 December, and the Anarchist Black Cross annual holiday party to send cards to U.S.-held political prisoners in Brooklyn on 3 December.

Samidoun: Leila Khaled denied entry to Italy in political attack on Palestinian rights

28 November 2017

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network denounces in the strongest terms the denial of entry and deportation of Palestinian leftist figure, national leader and resistance icon Leila Khaled at Italy’s Leonardo da Vinci – Rome Fiumicino Airport today, Tuesday, 28 November.

This action evidences the complicity of the European Union and European states with the Israeli occupation as well as its capitulation to the racist demands of the Zionist movement and the fascist right-wing forces. This is a political action that constitutes a flagrant attack on the rights of the Palestinian people, including the right of their national leaders to travel and to be heard, and also an attack on the Palestinian community in Italy and throughout Europe in an attempt to besiege and isolate Palestinians in exile from one another.

We stand in solidarity with Leila Khaled, with the Arab-Palestinian Democratic Union (UDAP) of Italy and with the Palestinian people who continue to resist all forms of injustice, siege and oppression and struggle for return and liberation.

We reprint the statement below from UDAP, the organizers of Leila Khaled’s tour of Italy:

Leila Khaled denied entry to Italy

A statement by the Arab Palestinian Democratic Union (UDAP)

Today, Tuesday, 28 November 2017, Leila Khaled was stopped at Leonardo da Vinci – Rome Fiumicino Airport. The Palestinian leader was denied entry to Italy and forced to depart on the next flight to Amman.

This incident took place following repeated and extensive media attacks and intense pressure by the Zionist lobby in Italy. In the days before her arrival, many newspapers published sensationalist and defamatory articles about the tour of Leila Khaled in Italy.

The forced repatriation of comrade Leila Khaled is only a demonstration of the failure of Italian institutions and their inability to escape Zionist blackmail. It is clear how much they fear this clear, free and consistent voice. Leila Khaled had a visa to Europe that was revoked here, in Rome, at landing. Less than a month ago, she was in Spain and Belgium and held a conference in the European Parliament.

Despite the pressures, defamations and provocations, despite the deportation imposed on our comrade by the Italian authorities, the Arab-Palestinian Democratic Union (UDAP) will continue to hold its events, during which Leila Khaled will speak with us over a live video link.

The “Fifty Years of Resistance” events are still confirmed.

Arab Palestinian Democratic Union (UDAP) – Rome

Belgian call to Free Georges Abdallah presented to French embassy with 35 organizational and 300 individual endorsers

26 November 2017

The Belgian Call to Free Georges Ibrahim Abdallah presented its petition bearing the signatures of 35 organizations and over 300 individuals to the French Embassy to Belgium on Wednesday, 22 November. The delegation delivered the call for the release of the Lebanese Arab Communist struggler for Palestine, who has been jailed by France for over 33 years to French ambassador Claude-France Arnould.

The signatories of the call included 35 academics, 18 lawyers, 14 trade unionists, 15 journalists and photographers, 28 cultural workrs and performers, 42 people involved with associations and 12 political organizers. The Belgian appeal for Abdallah’s freedom was launched as part of the international actions marking the beginning of his 34th year in French prison. He has been eligible for release since 1999 and his release approved several times by the French judiciary before it was quashed at the highest levels of the French state with U.S. and Israeli pressure and backing.

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network is one of the signatories of the Belgian call, and Mustafa Awad of Samidoun joined Myriam De Ly of Plate-Forme Charleroi-Palestine, Luk Vervaet, Nordine Saidi, Marie Groffils and Herman De Ley in calling for the delegation to deliver the petition.

The full list of signatories (French/Dutch) is below, as of 22 November:

Associations:

ABP – Association belgo-palestinienne
Activist Child Care
Antwerp for Palestine
Askatasuna, comité basque
Attac-Bruxelles (1)
BRussells Tribunal
Bruxelles Panthères
Campagne Stop Répression
Centre Culturel Arabe en Pays de Liège
Change asbl
COMAC
Comité BDS ULB
Comité de vigilance pour la démocratie en Tunisie
Comité Palestine de Floreffe
Comite Verviers Palestine
Communauté Palestinienne en Belgique et au Luxembourg / asbl
Gauche anticapitaliste
GAPP – Gents ActiePlatform Palestina
Intal
JOC – Jeunes Organisés Combattifs
LAP – Leuvense Actiegroep Palestina
Mouvement Chrétien pour la Paix (MCP)
Mouvement Citoyen Palestine
Noria ASBL
Palestina Solidariteit
Parti Communiste (Belgique)
PJPO (Paix Juste au Proche Orient) Mazerine
PJPO (Paix Juste au Proche Orient)-Ittre
Plate-forme Charleroi-Palestine
Rajeen debke group
Rise Up – Réseau d’information et de sensibilisation étudiant uni avec la Palestine
Samidoun – Réseau de Solidarité aux prisonniers palestiniens
Solidarity for all
Via Velo Palestine
Vrede vzw

Academics:

Abramowicz Marco, psychothérapeute, assistant retraité et fondateur du Centre Aimer, ULB

Alaluf Matteo, sociologue, professeur honoraire de l’Université Libre de Bruxelles

Amy Jean-Jacques, emeritus hoogleraar, Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Beni Jos, professeur honoraire

Blum Johannes, professeur à la retraite

Bude Jacques, professeur émérite, ULB

Carboni Maestri Gregorio, Arch., Ph.D., Chercheur post-doctoral 2017 au Centre Canadien d’Architecture

David Eric, professeur émérite de droit internationale de l’ULB

David Marc, hoofddocent Universiteit Antwerpen

De Cauter Lieven, cultuurfilosoof, departement architectuur KU Leuven & RITCS

De Ley Herman, emeritus professor Ugent

De Meyere Marc, prof. emeritus Ugent

Delmotte Paul, professeur (histoire, politique internationale…) retraité de l’IHECS (Bruxelles)

Deruette Serge, politologue, prof. Umons

Devos Magda, em.prof. Ugent

Galand Pierre, personnalité du monde associatif, professeur émerite, ULB

Gillis Pierre, professeur honoraire à l’UMONS

Ginsburgh, Victor, économiste, professeur honoraire de l’ULB

Halleux Robert, Académie Royale de Belgique

Hulsens Eric, professeur d’honneur de l’enseignement supérieur, éditions Antidote

Humblet Perrine, professeur ULB, CRISS-ESP

Hurwitz Heinz, Professeur Emérite Univ. Libre Bruxelles

Lutjeharms Madeline, em.prof. aan de VUB

Malchère Jacques, professeur émérite Université catholique de Louvain

Marage Pierre, prof. émérite, ancien doyen Faculté des Sciences ULB

May Xavier, chercheur ULB

Morelli Anne, professeure de l’ULB

Nicaise Ides, prof. KU Leuven

Pierson-Mathy Paulette, juriste internationale et professeur émérite de l’ULB

Rolin Sylvie, docteur en sciences (biologie) de l’Université Libre de Bruxelles

Schomblond Christiane, chargée de cours honoraire de l’ULB

Takahashi Nozomi, senior scientist, VIB-University of Ghent

Van Dyck Barbara, onderzoekster University of Sussex

Van Riet Thomas, Prof., Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

Verelst Karin, filosoof, VUB

Individual signatures:

Abramowicz Marco, psychothérapeute, assistant retraité et fondateur du Centre Aimer, ULB

Abbès Nadia, restaurateur

Adriaensens Dirk, auteur, lid van het uitvoerend comité van het BRussells Tribunal

Agro Salvatore, soudeur pensionné

Ait Lahsen Mohamed, ancien délégué FGTB Caterpillar-Gosselies

Akrab Ibrahim, étudiant

Al Damiri Hamdan, militant palestinien

Al Sabbah Khaled, journalist

Alaluf Matteo, sociologue, professeur honoraire de l’Université Libre de Bruxelles

Amen Monique, pensionnée

Amy Jean-Jacques, emeritus hoogleraar, Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Andersen René, Fédération de Charleroi du Parti Communiste

Antoniol Daniel, pensionné

Arbane Noureddine, chercheur d’emploi

Awad Mustapha, Samidoun – réseau de solidarité des prisonniers palestiniens

Azili Kia, étudiant

Aziz Rachida, Le Space

Balès Guy, retraité

Baloghova Alexandra, arbeidster

Barnet Rudi, animateur culturel

Bartholomeus Henri, pensionné

Bauret Jean-Marie, directeur de laboratoire SWDE retraité

Bauwens Walter, pensionné

Bazzah Fatiha, bediende

Beauvais André, retraité

Bednar Alain, retraité

Béghin Juliette, criminologue

Ben Abderrhamane Jamila, finances/comptabilité associative

Ben Allal Laila, photographe

Beni Jos, professeur honoraire

Benkhelifa Selma, avocate, Progress Lawyers Network

Bensaida Taoufik, directeur

Benzerfa Mohamed, employé à Bpost

Blanmailland France, avocate

Blasband Marc, pensionné

Blum Johannes, professeur à la retraite

Body Marie-José, infirmière retraitée, syndicaliste

Bologne Janine, retraitée

Bonfond Danièle, retraitée enseignement

Borreman Hadassah, Yechouroun – Judaïsme contre sionisme

Bouarfa Sfia, ancienne sénatrice, députée honoraire

Boudart Jean-Marie, ancien prêtre ouvrier, auteur, animateur

Boumazzoughe Nadia, BDS

Bounir Yamina, militante pour le droit et la justice

Bronlet Robin, avocat, Progress Lawyers Network

Bovy Yannick, réalisateur

Brissa Didier, formateur syndical

Bruggen Brian Graciano, student

Bruggen Sean Ernesto, arbeider

Bruggen Wolf Staf, arbeider Katoennatie

Bruggen Wolf Victor, arbeider Volvo Cars

Bruneel Lise, enseignante

Bude Jacques, professeur émérite, ULB

Buelens Jan, avocat, Progress Lawyers Network

Burnotte Joseph, animateur CEPAG

Cahen Nicole, retraitée enseignement

Caller Vladimir, rédacteur en chef du Drapeau Rouge

Callewaert Joke, avocate, Progress Lawyers Network

Carboni Maestri Gregorio, Arch., Ph.D., Chercheur post-doctoral 2017 au Centre Canadien d’Architecture

Carton Rachel, formatrice syndicale

Catherine Lucas, auteur

Chakri-Robert Annick, fonctionnaire retraitée

Chaquiri Najib, éducateur

Charles-Salmon Michèle, retraitée enseignement, Be Pax

Choua Saddie, kunstenaar

Claessens Carmen, Antwerp for Palestine

Colicchio Pasquale, ex-permanent interpro FGTB Charleroi

Collon Michel, écrivain et journaliste, Investig’Action

Cordemans Marie-Françoise, enseignante et membre du Choeur Ali Aarass

Couturiaux Marie-Claire, retraitée

Crokart Hélène, avocate

Cronin David, journaliste

Cuesta Barros Juan, syndicaliste

D’Agostino François, historien et animateur à l’association culturelle Joseph Jacquemotte.

D’Agostino Gérard, cadre

David Eric, professeur émérite de droit internationale de l’ULB

David Marc, hoofddocent Universiteit Antwerpen

De Brabander Ludo, woordvoerder Vrede

De Cauter Lieven, cultuurfilosoof, departement architectuur KU Leuven & RITCS de Lelys Fabienne, employée

De Ley Herman, emeritus professor Ugent

De Ly Myriam, activiste pour la Palestine

De Maegd Frans, anti-imperialist

De Meyere Marc, prof. emeritus Ugent

De Potter Greta, artiste

De Witte Ludo, auteur

Dekkers Daniel, militant solidaire des combats des Palestiniens et Sahraouis

Delgrange Pauline, avocate, Progress Lawyers Network

Delmotte Paul, professeur (histoire, politique internationale…) retraité de l’IHECS (Bruxelles)

Delperdange Laurence, secrétaire régionale des Équipes Populaires de Brabant wallon

Delval Luc, ancien journaliste

Den Hond Chris, vidéo-journaliste

Deneufbourg Serge, soudeur aéro

Denis Baudouin, médecin de famille

Deprez Marie France, PC

Deprez Nathalie, bibliothécaire documentalist

Derouich Khalid, Bruxelles Panthères

Deruette Serge, politologue, prof. Umons

Desbonnet Denis, journaliste, animateur

Deswaef Alexis, avocat et président de la Ligue des droits de l’Homme Devos Carl, citoyen

Devos Magda, em.prof. Ugent

Dominguez Antonio, prépensionné métal

Donni William : futur éducateur et animateur social culturel ; activiste

Doutrepont Marie, avocate, Progress Lawyers Network

Dreezen Jan, lid Palestina Solidariteit

Dupire David, délégué CGSP Admi et militant pro-palestinien

Dusoulier Luc, Solidarité Santé Sud

Duval Stéphane, peintre décorateur

Dziewior Alain, pensionné

Dziewior Anne-Marie, demandeuse d’emploi

El bourezgui Abderrahim, éducateur

El Hadjali Fethi, président du Comité de vigilance pour la démocratie en Tunisie

El-Hatimy Aya, student

Ellouze Mohamed, avocat

Englebert Gui, retraité

Englebert Jean, retraité enseignement

Ernoux Jules, Comité de Palestine-Floreffe

Estersohn Willy, ancien journaliste

Fahmy Labib, journaliste

Fallon Charlotte, asbl La Noria

Flachet Ivo, avocat, Progress Lawyers Network

Flémal Jean-Marie, auteur, traducteur

Flinker Jean, enseignant

Freres Geneviève, militante PJPO Ittre et enseignante à la retraite

Galand Pierre, personnalité du monde associatif, professeur émerite, ULB

Gatelet Jean-Charles, administrateur

Gauthier Philippe, ancien journaliste

Genot Zoé, députée régionale Ecolo

Gharbi Naima, hôtesse d’accueil, militante pour la Palestine et la justice pour tous

Ghizzi Anne-Marie, assistante, ABP Liège

Gillis Pierre, professeur honoraire à l’UMONS

Ginsburgh, Victor, économiste, professeur honoraire de l’ULB

Goldschmidt Tom, journaliste retraité

Groffils Marie, gepensioneerd burger

Guzman Camila, graphisme

Haddouchi Fatima, ouvrière

Hala Hasan, l’Aiguille Dorée, asbl

Halleux Robert Académie Royale de Belgique

Hanen Nabli, ouvrière

Hannotte Julien, fédération liégeoise du Parti Communiste

Harnie Cecile, militante

Hend M’Hamdi, secrétaire général du Comité de vigilance pour la démocratie en Tunisie

Hernandez Garcia Facundo, pensionné

Hicorne Michèle, membre de l’ABP et la CNB-P, auteur de « Mots pour la Palestine »

Hoyaux Annie, pensionnée

Hufkens Eric, médecin, MPLP Marcinelle

Hulsens Eric, professeur d’honneur de l’enseignement supérieur, éditions Antidote

Humblet Perrine, professeur ULB, CRISS-ESP

Hurwitz Heinz, Professeur Emérite Univ. Libre Bruxelles

Hustache Serge, député provincial; président du collège provincial du Hainaut

Ioannidis Fotoula, féministe et pacifiste

Jamar David, sociologue

Jaroszewski Julie, artiste

Jouary Farah, employée et militante

Kates Charlotte, Samidoun – réseau de solidarité des prisonniers palestiniens

La Meir Karin, conseillère conjugale

Lalieu Grégoire, écrivain et journaliste, Investig’Action

Lambert Laurent Emmanuel, assistant social, rappeur groupe classé EC10 Lambert Loica, avocate, Progress Lawyers Network Lamghari Younous, fonctionnaire.

Lannoye Christian, pensionné

Lardinois Yves, député provincial du Hainaut

Laroche Béatrice, employée

Lavachery Nele, citoyeNNE

Leclef Anne, infirmière retraitée

Lecomte Perrine, comptable

Lejuste Jean-Claude, délégué syndical CGSP cheminots

Leurin Marcel, inspecteur honoraire de l’enseignement

Loriel Pierre, retraité

Lothier Marie-Christine, responsable Entraide et Fraternité

Lutjeharms Madeline, em.prof. aan de VUB

Mabille Albert, conseiller communal Ecolo à Floreffe, enseignant retraité

Mad Medhi, informaticien

Maes Maryvonne, militante Amnesty International

Maiga Ismaël, PC

Majeres Jeanine, citoyenne

Malchère Jacques, professeur émérite Université catholique de Louvain

Malevé René-Paul, ex-enseignant et ex-secrétaire permanent syndical

Malpoix Michaëla, employée

Manessier Dorian, étudiant

Maniscalco Franco, verrier, indépendant, retraité

Marage Pierre, prof. émérite, ancien doyen Faculté des Sciences ULB

Maron Jean-Nicolas, artiste

Martinez Andrade Luis, sociologue

May Xavier, chercheur ULB

Mayer Cathy, professeur retraitée

Meert Anne, traductrice

Mertens Christophe, employé

Mitevoy Thomas, avocat, Progress Lawyers Network

Morelli Anne, professeure de l’ULB

Mortelette Olivier, délégué CGSP cheminots Charleroi

Mottet Magali, employée

Moulin Laurent, ingénieur

Mousset Jeannine, pensionnée

Mousset Renée, ABP Liège

Mukuna Olivier, journaliste et essayiste

Nève Marc, ancien vice-président du CPT (Comité européen pour la prévention de la torture et des peines ou traitements inhumains ou dégradants – Conseil de l’Europe)

Nicaise Ides, prof. KU Leuven

Oueld Ahmed Mohamed, employé administratif

Oulhaj Mhammed, ouvrier sans emploi

Pailhès Etienne, ingénieur retraité UCL

Parmentier Alain, enseignant

Paquet André, sidérurgiste

Paye Jean-Claude, sociologue

Pechova Theresia, arbeidster

Peeters Elisabeth, PC

Peeters Myriam, à la retraite

Peeters-Akkermans Bart, vertaler

Peres Rudy, permanent MOC Charleroi-Thuin

Péromet Mireille, enseignante retraitée

Pestieau Jean, professeur émérite UCL

Pierard Christine, citoyenne belge humaniste

Pierson-Mathy Paulette, juriste internationale et professeur émérite de l’ULB

Ponette Georges : citoyen belge

Poucet Gérard, psychologue pensionné

Raamata Thiam, psychologue sociale

Raillon Jean-Claude, pensionné enseignement

Raklih Fatima, lid van Belgium for Palestine

Rassaa Rafik, enseignant, conseiller provincial PTB

Rbihou Dounya, arbeidster

Remy Coralie, maman au foyer militante, rappeuse groupe classé EC10

Reners Nelly, PCB

Riad Hind, avocate, Progress Lawyers Network

Rolin Sylvie, docteur en sciences (biologie) de l’Université Libre de Bruxelles

Rosa-Rosso Nadine, enseignante

Rubinstein Edith, retraitée, Ecoféministe et Femme en Noir

Saïdi Nordine, militant décolonial

Saublains Raymond, photographe

Schomblond Christiane, chargée de cours honoraire de l’ULB

Scordia Manu, dessinateur

Seba Asmaa, photographe

Séguria Dorian, étudiant

SERDU,dessinateur de presse

Stadler Liliane, retraitée, membre du PTB

Staszewski Michel, enseignant retraité

Stein Olivier, avocat, Progress Lawyers Network

Stengers Isabelle, enseignante

Stilmant Arthur, indépendant

Takahashi Nozomi, senior scientist, VIB-University of Ghent

Takkal Insaf, enseignante

Tambour Francine, retraitée

Tamellini Jean-François, secrétaire fédéral FGTB

Tamer Salim, kinésithérapeute

Tamignaux Agnes, retraitée

Tanaka Aya, réalisatrice de documentaires

Terreyn Peter, Solidarity for all

Thomas George, pensionné

Timmermans Marie-Henriette, membre de l’Association Belgo-palestinienne

Tips Jeannine, Solidarités nouvelles

Titom, dessinateur

Trivier Marc, photographe

Trivier Miléna, cinéaste

Van Cauwenberghe Luc, militant PTB/PVDA

Van Dael Nicole, enseignante, vidéaste

Van den Broeck Mieke, avocate, Progress Lawyers Network

Van Dyck Barbara, onderzoekster University of Sussex

Van Hauwe Yvette, retraitée, BDS

Van Hees Marco, député fédéral PTB

Van Leeuw-Koplewicz Marianne, éditions du Souffle

Van Loo Michel, animateur culturel

Van Moorter Geert, dokter

Van Riet Thomas, Prof., Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

Vandecan Myriam, activiste

Vandenameele Luc, délégué CGSP Admi et coordinateur d’une maison médicale

Vandepitte Marc, philosopher

Vanhove Daniel, observateur civil et auteur

Vanoost Lode, voormalig ondervoorzitter van de Kamer van Volksvertegenwoordigers

Vercheval Vercheval, photographe

Verelst Karin, filosoof, VUB

Vervaet Luk, Association des Familles et des Amis des Prisonniers

Vibin Rémi, CADTM

Visconti Freddy, militant syndical métallo MWB

Waynblum Henri, membre de l’UPJB

Waroquiez Dominique, membre de l’ABP

Zaynab Ling Aldirawi Isabelle, auteure et actrice

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