Uri Davis

Uri Davis

Uriel "Uri" Davis (hébreu : אוריאל "אורי" דייוויס, né en 1943 à Jerusalem), est un universitaire et un militant israélien de la cause palestinienne[1]. Uri Davis a été vice-président de la Ligue israélienne pour les droits humains et civils et conférencier en Science de la paix à l'Université de Bradford.

Il se définit lui-même comme un "Hébreu palestinien antisioniste", et citoyen israélien et britannique[2] Uri Davis est un des fondateurs du Movement Against Israeli Apartheid in Palestine (MAIAP, Mouvement contre l'apartheid israélien en Palestine) et de AL-BEIT: Association for the Defense of Human Rights in Israel.

Il a rencontré Miyassar Abu Ali, une Palestinienne, à Ramallah en 2006, et ils s'y sont mariés en 2008, après que Davis s'est converti à l'islam[3],[4].

Sommaire

Élection au conseil révolutionnaire du Fatah

Membre du Fatah depuis 1984[5], Uri Davis remporte, en 2009, l'élection au conseil révolutionnaire du Fatah, en arrivant 31e sur plus de 600 candidats à cet organe de 128 membres. D'autres Juifs ont adhéré ou occupent des positions importantes au sein du Fatah, comme l'ambassadeur Ilan Halevi, mais Davis est actuellement le seul Juif élu à une position aussi élevée[6],[7].

Bibliographie partielle

  • Dissent & Ideology in Israel: Resistance to the Draft 1948-1973 (as co-editor, with Martin Blatt and Paul Kleinbaum) (1975) ISBN 0-903729-07-5
  • Documents from Israel, 1967-73: Readings for a Critique of Zionism (as co-editor, with Norton Mezvinsky) (1975) ISBN 0-903729-09-1
  • Israel & the Palestinians (as co-editor, with Andrew Mack and Nira Yuval-Davis) (1975) ISBN 0-903729-13-X
  • Israel: Utopia Incorporated - A Study of Class, State and Corporate Kin Control (1977) ISBN 0-905762-12-6
  • Deir al-Asad: The Destiny of an Arab Village in Galilee, in Palestinian Arabs in Israel: Two Case Studies, Ithaca Press, London 1977, (as co-editor, with Hasan Amun, and Nasr Dakhlallah San´allah) ISBN 0-903729-32-6
  • Towards a Socialist Republic of Palestine (as co-editor, with Fouzi el-Asmar and Naim Khader) (1978) ISBN 0-903729-30-X
  • Debate on Palestine (as co-editor, with Fouzi el-Asmar and Naim Khader) (1981) ISBN 0-903729-64-4
  • Israel: An Apartheid State (1987) ISBN 0-86232-317-7
  • The Jewish National Fund (with Walter Lehn) (1988) ISBN 07103-0053-0
  • The State of Palestine (Jerusalem Study Series) (1991) ISBN 0-86372-135-4
  • Crossing the Border: an autobiography of an Anti-Zionist Palestinian Jew (1995) ISBN 1-86102-002-3
  • Citizenship and the State: A Comparative Study of Citizenship Legislation in Israel, Jordan, Palestine, Syria and Lebanon (London, 1997) ISBN 0-86372-218-0
  • Citizenship and the State in the Middle East: Approaches and Applications (as co-editor) (Syracuse, New York, 2000) ISBN 0-8156-2829-3
  • Apartheid Israel: Possibilities for the Struggle Within (2004) ISBN 1-84277-339-9

Références

  1. ↑ ZMag Bio: Uri Davis, accessed June 12, 2006
  2. ↑ «  »"Uri Davis, though registered as a 'Jew' on his Israeli ID card, is an atheist, and hence reluctant to define himself as a 'Jew' (except in the tribal sense of the term). He suggests he is referred to as 'an anti-Zionist Palestinian Hebrew, born in Jerusalem in 1943, and a dual citizen of the State of Israel and the UK'."
  3. ↑ http://www.uridavis.info/ Biography & CV
  4. ↑ http://www.nrg.co.il/online/1/ART1/777/478.html
  5. ↑ Un juif élu au sein de la direction du Fatah, une première, AFP, 15 août 2009
  6. ↑ Jerusalem-born Jew elected to Fatah Revolutionary Council
  7. ↑ Uri Davis, deuxième (et non pas premier) Juif élu à la direction de Farah

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