A Nobel Prize Winner and 600 Israeli Academics Break Their Silence: Israeli Settler Violence in the West Bank Is State Terrorism
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Over 600 Israeli academics, including a Nobel Prize winner, signed a petition denouncing Israeli settler violence in the West Bank as state terrorism. The petition calls for international intervention to protect Palestinian communities and impose sanctions on those involved in human rights violations.
On March 30, 2026, more than 600 Israeli academics signed a petition condemning Israeli settler violence in the West Bank. The petition describes a pattern of coordinated attacks by extremist settlers aimed at eradicating the Palestinian presence. Israeli police and military forces have refused to intervene, and in some cases, have collaborated with the attackers. The academics link this to Netanyahu's government policies, including settlement expansion and judicial reforms. They demand international intervention to protect Palestinian communities and impose sanctions on those involved in human rights violations. The petition was signed despite the risk of career repercussions and public condemnation from the government.
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