Neve Gordon

Queen Mary University of London, School of Law

Queen Mary University of London, School of Law

know the anti-Zionist

israeli professor

Know the Professor: Neve Gordon

Previously taught at Ben-Gurion University.[1]
Wrote an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times calling for a boycott of Israel.[2]
Wrote an op-ed in The Guardian titled, “Time to boycott Israel.”[3]
Wrote an open letter to IDF Chief of Staff, Aviv Kochavi, titled “How Did You Turn Into a War Criminal?”[4]
Wrote an article in The Guardian accusing Israel of perpetrating “ethnic cleansing in the Negev.“[5]
Wrote an op-ed in Al Jazeera stating that “the Passover murder in Gaza is by no means an exception in the long history of Palestinian resistance.”[6]
Invited an activist from the anti-Israel NGO “Breaking the Silence” to present a lecture in one of his classes without advance notice.[7]
Called three Israeli draft-dodgers who were encouraging BDS “true heroes of Israel.[8]
Was one of the contributors to the pro-BDS book “The Case for Sanctions Against Israel.”[9]
Signed an open letter calling on the German government to reject a resolution equating BDS with anti-Semitism. The letter also urged Germany to continue funding organizations, including pro-BDS NGOs, that “peacefully challenge the Israeli occupation” and “expose severe violations of international law.”[10]
Signed a petition in support of anti-Semitic British Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn and of “end[ing] the occupation and the blockade of Gaza.”[11]
Signed a petition accusing Israel of harming the academic freedom of Palestinians. The petition was then used by a pro-boycott organization to “vindicate[e]…its campaign for the institutional boycott of the Israeli academy.”[12]
Signed a petition threatening legal action against the decision to establish then Ariel College in Judea & Samaria into a university.[13]
Signed a petition in “support and appreciation” of students and lecturers who illegally refused to carry out their IDF service in Judea & Samaria.”[14]
Signed a petition against adding the Ariel University to the Israel Council for Higher Education.[15]
Signed a petition to boycott Ariel University because of its location in Judea & Samaria.[16]
Signed a petition advocating for the release of terrorist supporter Dareen Tatour, who was arrested and convicted for inciting violence and supporting a terrorist organization.[17]
Signed a petition in support of the anti-Zionist organization “Breaking the Silence.”[18]
Signed a petition calling to lift the “siege” on Gaza.[19]
Wrote multiple anti-Israel academic articles.[20]