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Georges Ibrahim Abdallah is a Lebanese communist of Maronite Christian origin, imprisoned in France for almost 37 years. Why? How is a Lebanese man arrested in 1984 in Lyon still in French prisons despite the fact that he has been eligible for release for 22 years?

As a teacher in northern Lebanon in the 1970s, Georges Abdallah worked with the Palestinian people and against colonization. He left his region as a young man to join the mobilization against the Israeli occupation, especially during the invasions of 1978 and 1982, while Lebanon was in the midst of war. These repeated Israeli military operations were devastating and murderous for the Palestinian and Lebanese populations. The Israeli army bombings claimed thousands of civilian lives and the brutality reached its peak in the now infamous massacres of the Palestinian refugee camps of Sabra and Shatila in September 1982.

In this context, Georges Abdallah co-founded the Lebanese Revolutionary Armed Fraction (FARL) which claimed responsibility for several operations on French soil, including the executions in 1982 of Yacov Barsimentov and Charles Ray, active Mossad and CIA agents. Arrested in Lyon on October 24, 1984, Georges Abdallah was sentenced to life imprisonment for complicity in the assassinations, following a politically motivated trial riddled with irregularities. As an example, let us note the case of his first lawyer, Jean-Paul Mazurier, who later revealed, after the trial, that he had been in the employ of the French intelligence services. Or even the ludicrous accusations (officially disclaimed some time later) against the Abdallah brothers, naming them as supposedly responsible for the attacks on the rue de Rennes in Paris in 1986. The response to these attacks designated Georges Abdallah as a scapegoat in a period when the authorities and the media of the time sought to name any culprit, with the bloody attacks which make the headlines. While the prosecutor in his case requested a 10-year prison sentence, Georges Abdallah was sentenced to life imprisonment: Exceptional justice running at full speed.

According to French law, he has been eligible for parole since 1999. However, Georges Abdallah has made eight requests for release, without success. In 2013, the sentencing court granted his release but made it conditional on deportation to Lebanon. Manuel Valls, then Minister of the Interior, refused to sign the deportation order. The reason given? Georges Abdallah refuses to repent. The French state has continued its relentless pursuit, and Georges Abdallah remained in prison.

In March 2020, Georges Abdallah received for the third time the visit of Mr Rami Adwan, Ambassador of Lebanon to France, this time accompanied by Ms Marie-Claude Najm, Minister of Justice of the resigned Lebanese government. During this meeting, they reaffirmed the support of the Lebanese state for the release of Georges Abdallah. The mobilization for his liberation has been developing in France for more than 15 years alongside that in Lebanon, where his family and many supporters await him. In Palestine, he is considered as one of the 4,650 Palestinian prisoners, and support for his case is growing in dozens of countries around the world.

On October 24, 2021, Georges Abdallah will have spent 37 years in French prisons. He has become the longest-held political prisoner in Europe. The day before, October 23, hundreds will march to make our voices heard and demand his release in front of Lannemezan prison where he is locked up. 

Today, calling for his release is a simple demand for justice!

Free Georges Abdallah!

A French translation of this statement appeared in Mediapart on October 22, 2021.

International 

• Nahla Abdo, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada
• Rabab Abdulhadi, professor, San Francisco, USA
• Mumia Abu-Jamal, political prisoners, USA 
• Flora Aco Gonzales, civil service worker and activist in the Movimiento de Trabajadores por el Socialismo (MTS), Mexico
• Abderazac Adel, academic, Algeria
• Von Allan, artist, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
• Brigitte Asdonk, Berlin, Germany 
• Max Ajl, writer and activist, USA
• Tariq Ali, historian and activist, England 
• Ameyalli Amador, civil service worker, Mexico
• Ángel Arias, sociologist and member of the Liga de los Trabajadores por el Socialismo (LTS), Uruguay
• Sebastián Artigas, family member of one of the “disappeared” of the military dictatorship, Uruguay
• Sion Assidon, former political prisoner, Morocco 
• Diane Assunção, member of the leadership of the movimento revolucionário de trabalhadores (MRT), Brazil
• Ron Augustin, editor, Belgium
• Paola Bacchetta, academic, Berkeley, USA
• Khaled Barakat, writer and activist, Palestine/Canada
• Pernando Barrena, Member of European Parliament, Basque Country
• Jorge Barrientes Valverde, university professor, Costa Rica
• Alejandrina Barry, child of the disappeared and a former city councillor, Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Hocine Belalloufi, essayist, Algeria
• Omar Benderra, economist, Algeria 
• Gabi Bieberstein, Attac Council, Germany
• Audrey Bomse, National Lawyers Guild, USA
• Bill Bowring, president, European lawyers for Democracy and human rights, international secretary, UK
• Myriam Bregman, former city councillor of Buenos Aires and candidate for national parliament, Argentina
• Mario Caballero, in the leadership of the Movimiento de Trabajadores por el Socialismo (MTS), Mexico
• Carlotta Caciagli, post-doctorate, Politecnico, Italy
• Marcella Campos, member of the majority opposition leadership of the Teachers’ Union of Sao Paulo, Brazil 
• Nancy Cazares, former political prisoner and activist in the Movimiento de Trabajadores por el Socialismo (MTS), Mexico
• Nicolás Del Caño, former member of national parliament and candidate for regional parliament, Buenos Aires, Argentine
• Christian Castillo, member of the leadership of the Partido Socialista de los Trabajadores (PTS), Argentina
• Nahla Chahal, Editor in chief, Assafir Al-Arabi, Lebanon
• Noam Chomsky, professor emeritus, MIT, professor, University of Arizona, USA
• Alessandra Ciattini, anthropologist and former professor at la Sapienza University, Italy
• Irene Clausen, active in Boykot Israel and Internationalt Forum, Denmark
• Éric Clémens, philosopher, Belgium
• Allen Cordero Ulate, retired professor at the University of Costa Rica and activist,
• Liliana Cordova Kaczerginski, founding member of the International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network (IJAN), Spain
• Noah Cohen, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
• Marjorie Cohn, professor emerita at Thomas Jefferson School of Law, former president of the National Lawyers Guild. USA 
• Jeffrey Cooper, retired history professor, member of Jewish Voice for Peace-Los Angeles
• Aurora D’Agostino, lawyer and member of the Democratic Jurists, Padua, Italy
• Clare Daly, Member of European Parliament, Ireland
• Angela Y. Davis, professor emerita, UC Santa Cruz. Oakland, CA 
• Gianni Del Santa, post-doctorate, Scuola Normale Superiore, Florence, Italy
• Claudio Dellecarbonara, metro worker and member of regional parliament, Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Nicolas Dot-Pouillard, researcher and political scientist, Beirut, Lebanon
• Milad Al Dwaihi, multimedia engineer, Lebanon
• Josselyn Espinosa,  Feminist and LGTBI Collective Pan Y Rosas, Mexico
• Salem Estrada, teacher and former candidate for “deputy of Mexico” for the Movimiento de Trabajadores por el Socialismo (MTS), Mexico
• Esteban Fernández, member of the leadership of the Organización Socialista Revolucionaria (OSR), Costa Rica
• Barbara Funes, publication editor of the journal La Izquierda Diaro, Mexico
• Patricia Galvao, feminist collective Pao e Rosas, Brazil
• André Gazut, director, Geneva, Switzerland,
• Burhan Ghanayem, Palestinian community leader Durham, NC, USA
• Mattia Giampaolo, academic, La Sapienza University, Italy
• Terri Ginsberg, film scholar, New York City, USA 
• Iside Gjergji, academic, Coimbra center for social studies, Italy 
• Raúl Godoy, Zanon worker and regional parliamentarian in Nequen, Argentina
• Krish Govender, National Executive Member of National Association of Democratic Lawyers (NADEL), Durban. South Africa
• José Gusmão, Member of European Parliament, Portugal
• Iskandar Habash, writer, Palestine
• Jalal El Hakmaoui, poet and academic, Morocco
• Sami Hawwat, composer and singer, Lebanon
• Miriam Hernandez, worker at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and former candidate for “deputy of Mexico” for the Movimiento de Trabajadores por el Socialismo (MTS), Mexico
• Rosa Lila Herrera Zavaleta, historian, University of Costa Rica
• Samah Idriss, editor of Al Adab magazine and founder of the Campaign to Boycott Supporters of “Israel” in Lebanon  
• Joe Iosbaker, Freedom Road Socialist Organization. Chicago, USA
• Samah Jabr, author and psychiatrist, Palestine
• Adrián Jaén España, sociologist and researcher, Costa Rica
• Michael Jagitsch, social work specialist, Frankfurt, Germany
• Mahmoud Jemni, filmmaker, Tunisia
• Afifa Karaké, teacher and activist in the Campaign to Boycott Supporters of “Israel” in Lebanon 
• Charlotte Kates, international coordinator, Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, Canada
• Hanna Kawas, Chair, Canada Palestine Association, Canada
• Sara Kershnar, founding member of the International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network, executive director National Lawyers Guild SF, USA 
• John King, composer /musician, New York City, USA
• David Klein, Professor California State University Northridge, USA
• Paul Larudee, Free Palestine Movement, USA
• Carlos Latuff, cartoonist, Brazil 
• Stephen Laudig, J. D, lawyer, National Lawyers Guild member, USA 
• Michael Letwin, Jews for Palestinian Right of Return and Labor for Palestine, USA
• Lorenzo Lodi, academic, Scuola Normale Superiore, Florence, Italy
• Francisco Louçã, economist, Lisbon, Portugal
• Ilana Machover, UK
• Moëz Majed, poet, Tunisia
• Paul Makhlouf, journalist, Lebanon
• Ibrahim Mark ,Vice President, African Bar Association, Abuja, Nigeria
• Rania Masri, academic, Beirut, Lebanon
• Marisa Matias, Member of European Parliament, Portugal
• Elizabeth Meerman, Hamburg, Germany
• Ethan Mitchell, Co-Chair, Anti-Imperialist Alliance – Ottawa, Canada
• David Morera Herrera, sociologist and teacher at the National University of Costa Rica
• Adie Mormech, Manchester Palestine Action, UK 
• Shirine Moussa, journalist and radio host, Syria
• Bill Mullen, author and academic, Indiana, USA 
• Osamu Nishitani, philosopher, Japan
• Suhey Ochoa, feminist collective Pan y Rosas, Uruguay
• Claudia Omoregie, Germany
• Pablo Oprinari, coordinator of the journal Ideas de Izquierda, Mexico
• Alex Osorio, former political prisoner, activist with Movimiento de Trabajadores por el Socialismo (MTS), Mexico
• Marcello Pablito, member of the leadership of the grassroots committees of the Workers’ Union of the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
• Étienne Pailhes, Brussels, Belgium
• Ilan Pappe, Director, The European Center for Palestine Studies, University of Exeter, UK
• Fernando Peluci, member of the leadership of the trade union of metro workers, Sao Paulo. Brazil
• Jeff Pekrul, San Francisco, California USA
• Christiana Palabay, Karapatan, Philippines
• Manu Pineda, Member of European Parliament, Spain
• Matteo Pirazzoli, academic, San Carlo de Modena college, Italy
• Franklin Quesada Campos, union delegate, CGT, Costa Rica
• Fernanda Quirós, feminist collective Pan y Rosas, Costa Rica
• Eulàlia Reguant, former member of the Parliament of Catalonia, Catalonia
• Marilla Rocha, member of the leadership of the metro workers’ union in Sao Paulo, Brazil
• Gonzalo Adrian Rojas, academic, professor at the Federal University of Campina Grande. Brazil
• Karina Rojas, feminist collective, Pan y Rosas, Uruguay
• Maggie Ronayne, lecturer in Archaeology, national University of Ireland. Galway. Ireland 
• William Ruhm, BDS, Boston, US 
• Pierre Abi Saab, journalist, Al-Akhbar, Beirut,
• Ahmad Sa’adat, imprisoned general secretary of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, Palestine
• Martha L. Schmidt, LL.M., J.D.,  National Lawyers Guild, USA
• Fernand Schmitz, lawyer, Brussels, Belgium 
• Daniel A Segal, professor of Anthropology and history, Pitzer College. California. USA 
• Alejandra Sepulveda, civil service worker. Mexico
• Grace Serrano, member of the leadership of the Partido Revolucionario del Trabajadores (PRT), Costa Rica
• Cristina Silva, publication director of the Esquerda Diario, Brazil
• Lenore Sheridan, NorCal International Solidarity Movement. USA 
• Alda Sousa, Porto, Portugal 
• Bhaskar Sunkara, editor, Jacobin magazine, USA
• Hasan Tarique Chowdhury. Joint Secretary General of the Democratic Lawyers Association of Bangladesh, Bangladesh
• Habib Tengour, poet and academic, Algeria
• Ruth Tenne, London, UK
• Socorro Trejos, member of the executive committee of the Bloc for Housing, Costa Rica
• Giacomo Turci, director of the journal La Voce Dell Lotte, Italy
• Satoshi Ukai, philosopher, Japan
• Ricardo Vaz, Venezuelanalysis, Merida, Venezuela
• Cura Vidal Aragonès, member of the Parliament of Catalonia, Catalonia
• Alejandro Vilca, sanitation worker and regional parliamentarian, Jujuy, Argentina
• Tara Villasenor, LGTBI and feminist collective Pan Y Rosas, Mexico
• Mick Wallace, Member of European Parliament, Ireland
• Michel Warschawski, Israeli anti-Zionist activist
• Larry Wasslen, Rosa Luxemburg Club, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
• Peter Weispfenning, Germany
• Owen Woodcock, Uprooted and Rising, Boston USA
• Grup Yorum, Turkey
• Zerocalcare, comic book author, Italy

France

• Gilbert Achcar, academic
• José Alcala, filmmaker
• Salah Amokrane, activist for equality, Toulouse
• L’AntiStream, streamer/content creator
• Raphaël Arnault,spokesperson for the Jeune Garde
• Nathalie Arthaud, spokesperson for Lutte Ouvrière, presidential election candidate
• Jean Asselmeyer, filmmaker
• Marie-Laurence Attias, producer
• Clémentine Autain, Deputy for Seine Saint Denis
• Olivier Azam, filmmaker
• Jean-Christophe Bailly, philosopher
• Francis Balay, president of Alternatives Mutualistes
• Étienne Balibar, philosopher 
• Ludivine Bantigny, historian
• Frank Barat, journalist
• Pierre Barbancey, reporter 
• Pierre-Emmanuel Barré, humorist 
• Jean-Pierre Bastid, filmmaker
• Yves Baumgarten, philosopher
• Tareq Ben Yakhlef, screenwriter and painter
• Esther Benbassa, Green member of the French Senate, Paris
• Farid Bennaï, activist, FUIQP (Front uni des immigrations et des quartiers populaires)
• Amal Bentounsi, activist against police violence
• Véronique Bergen, writer
• Antonin Bernanos, antifascist activist 
• Geneviève Bernanos, Collective of Mothers in Solidarity 
• Yves Bernanos, director
• Judith Bernard, director
• Colette Berthes, author
• Alain Bertho, emeritus professor and anthropologist
• Olivier Besancenot, spokesperson of the NPA (Nouveau Parti anticapitaliste)
• Bicheyte, streamer
• Laurent Binet, writer
• Julien Blaine, poet
• Matthieu Bolle-Reddat, trade unionist and railway worker
• Jean-Denis Bonan, filmmaker
• Irène Bonnaud, stage director
• Eric Bocquet, member of the French Senate for Nord
• Saïd Bouamama, sociologist
• Alima Boumediene Thiéry, lawyer 
• Youssef Boussoumah, QG Décolonial 
• Mustapha Boutadjine, plastic artist
• Houria Bouteldja, QG Décolonial 
• Youcef Brakni, decolonial activist 
• Rony Brauman, doctor and essayist
• Alain Brossat, philosopher
• Alain Bruneel, Communist Member of the French National Assembly, Nord
• Marie-Georges Buffet, Member of the French National Assembly, Seine Saint Denis, former minister
• François Burgat, political scientist
• Sylvie Buscail, Ciné 32 
• Viviane Candas, filmmaker
• Pierre Carles, filmmaker
• Laurent Cauwet, editor
• Dominique Cerf, artist
• Leïla Chaïbi, Member of European Parliament
• Pierre Chaillan, journalist
• Christian Champiré, mayor of Grenay (62)
• Sandrine-Malika Charlemagne, author and videographer
• André Chassaigne, Member of National Assembly of France
• Yann Cherruault, editor in chief of IHH Magazine
• Pierre Chopinaud, writer
• Laurence Cohen, Member of French Senate, Val de Marne
• Marie-France Cohen-Solal, AFPS (Association France Palestine Solidarité)
• El Comunero, songs of struggle of the Spanish republic
• Contreuphorie, videographer
• Claudine Cordani, author, legal pioneer and former journalist
• Philippe Corcuff, political scientist
• Enzo Cormann, writer
• Annick Coupé, trade unionist, secretary general of Attac France
• Léon Cremieux, trade unionist
• Alexis Cukier, philosopher
• Laurence De Cock, historian
• Sameh Dellaï, teacher. Université Paris 8.
• Chloé Delaume, writer
• Justin Delareux, artist, author
• Benoît Delepine, filmmaker
• Elsa Diaz Torres, Melle municipal councillor
• Thierry Discepolo, Editions Agone
• Arnaud Dolidier, historian
• Alexandra Dols, director and author
• Elsa Dorlin, Philosopher
• Pierre Douillard Lefevre, essayist
• Charlotte Dugrand, Editions Libertalia 
• Ali El Baz, migrant rights activist
• Annie Ernaux, writer
• Marie-Christine Etelin, retired lawyer
• Christian Etelin, lawyer
• Mireille Fanon Mendès-France, consultant and UN expert, Franz Fanon Foundation 
• Nina Faure, director
• Sonia Fayman, sociologist, UJFP (Union Juive Française pour la paix)
• Pedro Fidalgo, filmmaker
• Gérard Filoche, retired labor inspector
• Georges Franco, painter, artist
• Alain Frappier, author-illustrator
• Désirée Frappier,  author and screenwriter
• Bruno Gaccio, scriptwriter, author, translator 
• Jacques Gaillot, bishop
• Jean-Luc Galvan, director and activist with France Insoumise
• Anne de Galzain, director
• Jean-Jacques Gandini, retired lawyer, essayist 
• Isabelle Garo, philosopher
• Remo Gary, singer
• Georges Gastaud, philosopher, deputy national secretary of PRCF (Pôle de Renaissance Communiste en France)
• Florence Gauthier, historian
• Fanny Gayard, stage director
• Sylvain George, filmmaker
• François Gèze, editor
• Denis Gheerbrant, filmmaker
• Noël Godin, pie thrower and author
• Dominique Grange, political singer
• Jean Greisamer, BDS campaign
• Alain Gresh, journalist 
• Laurent Grisel, writer
• Robert Guediguian, filmmaker 
• Salah Guemriche, essayist and novelist, former journalist
• Daniel Guerrier, Editions Spartacus 
• Caroline Guibet Lafaye, philosopher
• Thierry Guichard, critic
• Xavier Guignard, political scientist
• Thierry Guitard, illustrator
• Habibitch, dancer and activist
• Salah Hamouri, French-Palestinian lawyer
• Charles Hoareau, president, Association nationale des communistes (ANC).
• Pierre Jacquemain, editor in chief, Regards 
• Chantal Jaquet, philosopher
• Matthieu Jeuland, Collectif Palestine Vaincra 
• Julia Joerin, political scientist
• Compagnie Jolie Môme, theater
• Pierre Josse, journalist
• Alain Jugnon, philosopher
• Assia El Kasmi, editor
• Fadi Kassem, national secretary of the PRCF (Pôle de Renaissance Communiste en France)
• Sarah Katz, ISM France 
• Anasse Kazib, railway worker, presidential candidate for Révolution Permanente 
• Jacques Kebadian, filmmaker
• Jacques Kmieciak, journalist
• Kolin Kobayashi, Journalist- writer
• Aurore Koechlin, sociologist
• Arkani Korvo, videographer
• Stathis Kouvelakis, philosopher
• Hubert Krivine, physician
• Daniel Kupferstein, director
• Thomas Lacoste, filmmaker and director
• Annie Lacroix-Riz, historian
• Arlette Laguiller, activist with Lutte Ouvrière, former Member of European Parliament
• Fahima Laidoudi, internationalist activist in popular neighborhoods
• Anne-Marie Lallement, filmmaker and writer
• Leopold Lambert, editor in chief, The Funambulist
• Michel Larive, deputy for the 2^nd Constituency of  L’Ariège
• Mathilde Larrère, historian
• Pierre Laurent, Member of French Senate, Paris
• Stéphane Lavignotte, pastor 
• Sylvain Lazarus, anthropologist
• Olivier Le Cour Grandmaison, academic 
• Benjamin Legrand, novelist and screenwriter
• Nicole Lefevre, national coordination, UJFP (Union Juive Française pour la paix)
• Suzanne Le Manceau, activist
• Claude Léostic, president of the Platform of French NGOs for Palestine 
• Simon Le Roulley, sociologist and editor 
• Pierre Linguanotto, filmmaker
• Frederic Lordon, economist and philosopher 
• Sergi Lopez, actor
• Agnès Louis-Méric, migrant rights activist
• Seloua Luste Boulbina, philosopher
• Noël Mamere, journalist 
• Bachar Mar-Khalifé, musician
• Tom Martin, Collectif Palestine Vaincra 
• Corinne Masiero, actress
• Federica Matta, artist
• Odile Maurin, association activist
• Nathalie Menigon, former political prisoner with Action Directe 
• Daniel Mermet, journalist
• Miriana Mislov, writer
• Feiza Ben Mohamed, journalist
• Gérard Mordillat, author and scriptwriter
• Alain Naze, philosopher
• Toni Negri, philosopher
• Olivier Neveux, academic 
• Julien “Joules” Nicollet, singer, activist
• NnoMan, photo journalist 
• Pedro Da Nobrega , activist, cadre (l’Huma)
• Nicolas Norrito, Editions Libertalia
• Perrine Olff-Rastergar, spokesperson of the Collectif Judéo Arabe and citoyen pour la Palestine
• Younous Omarjee, Member of European Parliament, France
• Remi-Kenzo Pagès, journalist
• Ugo Palheta, sociologist
• Jean-Baptiste Para, writer, translator
• Christiane Passevant, Radio Libertaire
• Patchwork, video maker
• Ndella Paye Diouf, Afro-feminist and antiracist activist 
• Antoine Pereñiguez, cinema director
• Mireille Perrier, actress, stage director
• Armelle Pertus, spokesperson for the Philippe Poutou campaign
• Philippe de Pierpont, filmmaker 
• Ernest Pignon-Ernest, plastic artist
• Dominique Poirré, researcher
• Alain Pojolat, trade union activist 
• Christine Poupin, spokesperson for the NPA (Nouveau Parti anticapitaliste)
• Philippe Poutou, spokesperson for the NPA (Nouveau Parti anticapitaliste), presidential election candidate
• Christian Prigent, writer
• Nadège Prugnard, author and stage director
• Serge Quadruppani, author, translator
• Natalie Quintane, author
• Gaël Quirante, trade unionist
• Lissell Quiroz, Academic in Latin American Studies
• Tancrède Ramonet, filmmaker
• Judith Revel, philosopher
• Mathieu Rigouste, member of enquetecritique.org
• Bernard Ripert, lawyer
• André Rober, artist, poet, editor
• Gaël Roblin, municipal councillor of Guingamp 
• Anne Roche, academic
• Adeline Rosenstein, comedian and stage director
• Jean-Marc Rouillan, former political prisoner with Action Directe 
• Pierre Rousset, association activist
• Liliane Rovère, comedian
• Alain Ruscio, historian
• Jean-Jacques Rue, cinémas Utopia
• Elodie Safaris, journalist 
• Julien Salingue, political scientist
• Pauline Salingue, NPA spokesperson
• Pascal Salvoldelli, member of French Senate, Val de Marne for the CRCE group
• Catherine Samary, economist
• Kahena Sanaâ, artist and teacher
• Manu Scordia, designer
• Éric Sevault, Editions Smolny
• Danielle Simonnet, Paris councillor 
• Skalpel, rapper
• Michel Surya, writer, philosopher
• Michèle Sibony, member of l’UJFP (Union Juive Française pour la paix)
• Thomas Sommer-Houdeville, teacher and researcher
• Omar Slaouti, antiracist activist
• Pierre Stambul, spokesperson, UJFP (Union Juive Française pour la paix)
• Michel Staszewski, UJFP (Union Juive Française pour la paix)
• Alessandro Stella, academic and activist
• Taoufiq Tahani, academic, former president of AFPS (Association France Palestine Solidarité)
• Tardi, designer
• Pierre Tevanian, philosopher
• Julien Théry, historian
• Aurélie Trouvé, economist, member of ATTAC
• Francoise Vergès,  political scientist and decolonial feminist
• Thomas Vescovi, independent researcher
• Dominique Vidal, journalist and historian
• Marie-Pierre Vieu, editor
• Nicolas Wadimoff, producer and director
• Guillaume Wagner, Précaire Anonyme
• Dror Warschawski, researcher
• Francis Wurtz, former Member of European Parliament
• Yannis Youlountas, filmmaker, writer
• Hela Yousfi, senior lecturer, Université Paris Dauphine
• Jean-Claude Zancarini, historian
• Michelle Zancarini-Fournel, historian
• Olivia Zemor, CAPJPO- Europalestine
• Dominique Ziegler, stage director, author
• VII, rapper

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