Dans la guerre qu’il mène actuellement contre la population de Gaza, le gouvernement israélien a choisi d’instrumentaliser la question des violences sexuelles à des fins politiques. La déclaration ci-dessous sera transmise aux représentant·es du gouvernement israélien qui ont monté une croisade publique en manipulant cette question pour légitimer – et détourner l’attention de leur campagne de nettoyage ethnique, pour déshumaniser les Palestiniens et pour vilipender celles et ceux qui critiquent leurs actions. Elle sera également envoyée aux fonctionnaires américains, aux personnalités publiques et à d’autres qui, intentionnellement ou non, ont rejoint la mêlée en diabolisant une série d’organisations et d’individu·es féministes. Dans certains cas, ces attaques ont pris la forme de campagnes orchestrées visant à supprimer le financement de travaux essentiels. Elles ont également alimenté le harcèlement et le « doxin » de membres du personnel ou du conseil d’administration qui, de manière répréhensible, ont inclus des menaces de viol et de mort.

La déclaration a été initiée par des féministes juives antisionistes basées aux États-Unis, qui estiment que nous avons la responsabilité particulière de nous exprimer en faveur des droits des Palestinien·nes et contre le génocide actuel. Depuis, elle a recueilli le soutien de nombreuses personnes aux États-Unis et dans monde entier. Nombre des signataires travaillent ou font des recherches sur la question des violences sexuelles depuis des décennies. Beaucoup ont soutenu directement des survivantes et/ou sont elles-mêmes des survivantes. Collectivement, nous avons l’habitude de garder à l’esprit des réalités compliquées, ce que nous considérons comme une pratique nécessaire dans un monde complexe et injuste.

Les signataires de cette déclaration sont solidaires à la fois dans la condamnation de tous les cas de crimes de guerre – y compris les violences sexuelles – et dans la défense de celles et ceux qui sont attaqués pour avoir contesté l’assaut meurtrier d’Israël contre les Palestinien·nes.

Face à ces tentatives d’intimidation ou de discrédit, nous refusons d’être réduites au silence.

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Lettre ouverte aux gouvernements israélien et américain ainsi qu’à toutes celles et tous ceux qui militent contre le viol

Nous, soussignées, répondons à l’offensive coordonnée honteuse menée actuellement contre les organisations féministes, les organisations de défense des femmes, les organisations juives antisionistes et d’autres organisations, agences et individu·es, nous accusant de « ne pas condamner » les agressions sexuelles systématiques signalées contre des femmes et des enfants israéliens lors de l’attaque brutale du 7 octobre menée par le Hamas. Nous répudions les tentatives du gouvernement israélien et de ses apologistes de délégitimer notre travail, de défaire le financement des organisations féministes et de justice sociale, et de saper nos demandes pour qu’Israël cesse son massacre génocidaire des Palestinien·nes.

Que nous nous identifiions comme féministes, comme juives, comme antisionistes, comme tout cela à la fois, ou comme alliées, et où que nous soyons dans le monde, nous proclamons que nous pouvons détenir simultanément de nombreuses vérités dans nos têtes et dans nos cœurs ; c’est ce que nous faisons à chaque minute de chaque jour. Nous condamnons le viol et toutes les formes d’agression sexuelle contre toute personne, quel que soit son sexe ou son âge, qu’ils soient perpétrés par le Hamas, les Forces de défense israéliennes (FDI) ou toute autre personne. Nous condamnons également les bombardements de civil·es, les blocus meurtriers de nourriture, d’eau et de carburant, l’utilisation d’armes chimiques illégales, les assassinats ciblés de journalistes et de travailleurs et de travailleuses humanitaires, la destruction de maisons, d’hôpitaux, d’écoles, de lieux de culte, d’infrastructures et de familles entières, l’anéantissement de la culture, les enlèvements et les prises d’otages, ainsi que tous les crimes de guerre commis par l’une ou l’autre des parties.

Pour celles d’entre nous qui sont juives, nous embrassons notre identité juive et son histoire de lutte contre l’injustice et nous condamnons également les actions de l’État créé en notre nom, qui est né dans le massacre et l’expulsion de masse, qui a maintenu une occupation étouffante, raciste et déshumanisante pendant 75 ans, et qui commet actuellement des meurtres de masse de civils tous les jours en toute impunité.

Nous condamnons le viol – comme nous condamnons tout crime de guerre.

Les agressions sexuelles sont dévastatrices. Qu’elles soient perpétrées par des acteurs étatiques ou non étatiques, par des étrangers, des connaissances, des amis ou des membres de la famille, par des enseignants, des entraîneurs, des superviseurs, des collègues ou des personnalités religieuses de toute confession, par des policiers, des gardiens de prison, des soldats ou des combattants de la guérilla, nous connaissons très bien les traumatismes et les bouleversements qu’elles laissent en héritage. Et nous les condamnons de la même manière dans tous les cas.

Nous croyons les survivantes et nous croyons les rapports qui résultent d’enquêtes menées par des féministes et des expert·es en droits des etres humains qui n’ont d’autre objectif que de documenter et de transmettre clairement et précisément la gravité de la violence fondée sur le genre. Les agressions sexuelles sont omniprésentes, voire banales. Elles suscitent rarement l’indignation que leur incidence, leur impact et leur énormité méritent. En outre, l’histoire regorge d’exemples d’accusations de viol utilisées par les parties prenantes à un conflit armé pour rendre l’« ennemi » plus monstrueux – et donc méritant des formes toujours plus dépravées de violence militarisée. Cette tactique est aussi ancienne que la guerre elle-même. Il y a donc de nombreuses raisons de se méfier de l’indignation sélective – ou des protestations d’innocence – des gouvernements ou des milices, ou de leurs organes de propagande respectifs, lorsqu’il s’agit d’agressions sexuelles. Il est urgent de sensibiliser le public à la manière dont cette indignation est mobilisée en période de conflit et/ou pour légitimer des programmes racistes. Il est tout aussi nécessaire de sensibiliser l’opinion publique aux moments où l’indignation est manifestement absente, par exemple lorsque des membres de ces mêmes gouvernements ou milices sont accusés d’abus sexuels dans leurs propres rangs.

La campagne actuelle d’Israël visant à discréditer les féministes – en particulier les féministes de couleur, les féministes arabes et les féministes juives antisionistes – et les autres personnes qui critiquent son offensive meurtrière contre les Palestinien·nes est insultante et malhonnête, mais elle n’est pas nouvelle. Nous le voyons pour ce qu’il est : une tentative cynique de susciter la fureur du public et de détourner l’attention du génocide qu’il perpétue. Et bien trop de personnalités publiques et d’élu·es se sont laissés aller à participer à ce déferlement d’accusations à notre encontre.

Alors, soyons claires une fois de plus : nous condamnons le viol. Nous condamnons le génocide. Et nous condamnons également la manipulation opportuniste de la question des agressions sexuelles par ceux qui commettent eux-mêmes des crimes de guerre – ou par qui que ce soit d’autre.

Nous soutenons l’enquête lancée par les membres hautement qualifié·es de la Commission d’enquête de l’ONU sur l’ensemble des crimes de guerre commis lors de l’attaque du Hamas du 7 octobre et de l’assaut ultérieur de l’État israélien sur Gaza – un effort auquel Israël a jusqu’à présent refusé de participer. Nous soutenons également des enquêtes supplémentaires sur ces allégations d’agressions sexuelles menées par des autorités féministes et des droits des êtres humains impartiales ayant une expertise et une sensibilité avérées en matière de violence sexuelle, ainsi que la mise à disposition d’une gamme complète de services pour toutes les survivantes par des personnes explicitement formées au traitement des traumatismes sexuels. En outre, nous demandons instamment que des enquêtes soient menées sur les atrocités commises par le personnel militaire israélien et les acteurs non étatiques – y compris les groupes d’autodéfense des colons – dans l’ensemble d’Israël et des territoires occupés.

Enfin, nous continuons à faire entendre notre voix dans le cadre de l’appel mondial en faveur d’un cessez-le-feu permanent à Gaza, de la libération de tous les otages et prisonniers politiques, de l’arrêt de l’aide militaire américaine à Israël et de la fin de l’apartheid israélien.

Vous trouverez ci-dessous la liste des premiers signataires de cette déclaration.

La liste sera mise à jour périodiquement.

Nous vous encourageons à partager cet effort et à inviter d’autres personnes à s’y associer.

Amanda Lugg (US)

Ana Zentella, Professor Emerita, University of California San Diego (US)

Angela Y. Davis (US)

Anissa Helie, Feminist Historian (Algeria / US)

Ann Russo, DePaul University (US)*

Arlene Avakian, Professor Emeritus, University of Massachusetts Amherst (US)

Aurora Levins Morales, Writer (Puerto Rico)

Prof. Ayşe Gül Altınay, Sabancı University (Turkey)*

D^r. Barbara Ransby, Historian/Writer (US)

Barbara Schulman, Independent Advocate (US)

Barbara Smith, Black Feminist Author and Activist (US)

D^r. Barbara Klugman, Strategy and Evaluation Freelancer (South Africa)

Beverly Sheftall (US)

Blanche Wiesen Cook, University Distinguished Professor Emerita, John Jay College (US)

Carrie Shelver, Sexual Rights Initiative (South Africa)*

Catherine Hodes, LCSW/LICSW, Gender-Violence Advocate (US)

Prof. Chandra Talpade Mohanty, Distinguished Professor, Syracuse University (US)*

Charlotte Bunch, Founder, Center for Women’s Global Leadership (US)

Chitra Ganesh (US)

Cindy Engler (US)

Cindy Weisner, Grassroots Global Justice Alliance (US)*

Cynthia Rothschild, Independent Advocate (US)

Prof. David Kazanjian, English and Comparative Literature, University of Pennsylvania (US)*

Prof. Dianne Otto, Melbourne Law School (Australia)

Dubravka Zarkov, Associate Professor (retired), International Institute of Social Studies Netherlands (Serbia)

Ellen Gurzinsky (US)

Prof. Elizabeth Bernstein, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Barnard College, Columbia University (US)*

Prof. Elora Chowdhury, Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies, University of Massachusetts Boston (US)*

Esther Farmer, Jewish Voice for Peace-NYC (US)*

Gillian Kane (US)

Prof. Gina Dent (US)

Prof. Gloria Careaga, Faculty of Psychology, National Autonomous University of Mexico (Mexico)*

Hema Sarang-Sieminski (US)

Prof. Hülya Adak (Turkey)

Ilana Landsberg-Lewis (Canada)

Indai Sajor, Independent Advocate (Philippines)

Jacqueline Woodson (US)

Prof. Jessie Daniels, PhD (US)

Joan Nestle (US / Australia)

Joanne Sandler (US)

Jodi Jacobson, Human Rights Advocate (US)

Joyce Yu (US)

Karen Zelermyer (US)

Kate Kroeger, Urgent Action Fund for Feminist Activism (US)*

Katherine Acey, Chair, Political Research Associates (US)*

Kathy Engel (US)

Kavita Nandini Ramdas, Principal, KNR Sisters ; Activist in Residence and former President and CEO, Global Fund for Women (US / India)*

Kay Whitlock, Co-Author, Queer (In)Justice : The Criminalization of LGBT People in the US (US)

Prof. Ketu Katrak, University of California Irvine (US)*

Prof. Kiran Asher (US)

Laurie Woods, Independent Advocate for Women (US)

Lepa Mladjenovic, Feminist List Against Rape in War in the Region of Ex-Yugoslavia (Serbia)

Leslie Cagan (US)

Prof. Lila Abu-Lughod, Columbia University (US)*

Lisa Cartwright (US)

Prof. Lisa Duggan, New York University (US)*

Student Rabbi Louisa Solomon (US)

Lydia Alpízar Durán, Independent Advocate (Mexico / Costa Rica)

Margaret Cerullo, Professor Emerita, Hampshire College (US)

Margaret Randall (US)

Marion Stevens, Founding Director of the Sexual and Reproductive Justice Coalition and Stellenbosch University (South Africa)

Marjorie Fine (US)

Marla Erlien (US)

Rabbi May Ye, Jewish Voice for Peace Rabbinical Council (US)*

Prof. Miriam Ticktin (US)

Nathalie Arnold Koenings, Hampshire College (Belgium)

Prof. Nina Berman, Columbia Journalism School (US)*

D^r. Penny Rosenwasser, Kehilla Community Synagogue ; Jewish Voice for Peace (US)*

Prof. Rebecca Jordan-Young, Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Barnard College (US)*

Rela Mazali, Writer, Independent Scholar, Activist (Israel)

Risa Shaw, PhD (US)

Prof. Rosalind Petchesky, Distinguished Professor Emerita, Hunter College & the Graduate Center-City University of New York ; Member Leader, Jewish Voice for Peace-NYC (US)*

Roxanna Carrillo (Perú / US)

Sally Noland MacNichol, Anti-Violence Activist (US)

Samantha Kostmayer, Independent Advocate (US)

Sandy Martin, Feminist, Socialist, Activist (US)

Sara Lennox, Professor Emerita, University of Massachusetts Amherst (US)

Sarah Schulman (US)

Sarah Sills, Member Leader, Jewish Voice for Peace-NYC (US)*

Prof. Shahla Talebi, Arizona State University (US)*

Prof. Sima Shakhsari, University of Minnesota (US)*

Stephanie Roth, Member, Jewish Voice for Peace (US)*

Subha Wijesiriwardena, Feminist Activist, Researcher, Communicator (Sri Lanka / US)

Susan Lob, Founder, Voices of Women Organizing Project (US)*

Susana Fried (US)

Prof. Svati Shah (US)

Prof. Tami Kashia Gold (US)

Terry Greenblatt (US)

Yasmin Nair, Writer and activist (US)

Zillah Eisenstein, Professor Emerita, Writer, Activist (US)

*Affiliation included for identification purposes only

The following is a list of additional signers that will continue to be updated periodically.

Names are listed in the order in which they were received.

Deb Matheson, Raging Granny (Canada)

Liz LeClair, Sexual Assault Survivor (Canada)

Hope Chigudu (Zimbabwe)

Prof. Sé Sullivan, University of Alabama (US)*

Prof. Amina Mama (Nigeria / UK / US)

Krishanti Dharmaraj, Feminist Alliance for Rights (US)*

Stephanie Urdang, Writer (US)

Judy Yu (US)

Adam Richter (US)

D^r. Kim Fountain, Independent Advocate (US)

Mariam I. Habib, LCSW,Social Worker and Educator (US)

Pauline Park, Chair, New York Association for Gender Rights Advocacy (NYAGRA) (US)*

D^r. Claerwen O’Hara, La Trobe Law School (Australia)*

Laurie Prendergast, Advocate and Organizer (US)

D^r. Karen Crawley, Griffith Law School (Australia)*

Prof. Kelly Gillespie, University of the Western Cape (South Africa)*

Ms Fatima Shabodien, Feminist Activist (South Africa)

Roshila Nair, Social Justice Activist, Global South Against Xenophobia (GSAX) (South Africa)*

Masoodah Chikte (South Africa)

Judy Favish (South Africa)

Tanya Serisier, Birkbeck, University of London (UK)*

Saajidah Cassiem, Muslim Youth Movement (South Africa)*

D^r. Madeleine Kennedy-Macfoy, Executive Director, Gender at Work (Norway)*

Simi Kamal, Women’s Rights Activist (Pakistan)

Zartasha Niazi, Human Rights Activist (Pakistan)

Kalyani Menon Sen, Independent Researcher (India)

Ms Ruth van der Vindt (South Africa)

Michal Friedman (South Africa)

Ayesha Khan, Independent Advocate (Pakistan)

Saajidah Cassiem, Chairperson of Western Cape Muslin Youth Movement (South Africa)*

Lajla Elin Blom, Independent Advocate (Norway)

Kamal Faridi(Pakistan)

Khawar Mumtaz, Activist (Pakistan)

D^r. Ednie Garrison, Professor of Women’s, Gender and Queer Studies (U.S.)

Bilquis Tahira (Pakistan)

Merle Favis, South African Jews for Free Palestine (South Africa)*

Torild Melhus, Psychologist (Retired) (Norway)

Jasveen Jairath, Human Rights Advocate (India)

Aayushi Aggarwal, Independent Advocate (India)

Rina King, Independent Advocate (South Africa)

Erum Khan (Pakistan)

D^r. Julia Dehm, Senior Lecturer, La Trobe University (Australia)*

Jessica Sherman, South African Jews for a Free Palestine (SAJFP) (South Africa)*

Cristina Delgado (Argentina)

Megan Choritz (South Africa)

Zandi Sherman, South African Jews for a Free Palestine (South Africa)*

David Kelleher (Canada)

Ghada Jiha, Feminist Advocate (US)

Clara Sheffer (US)

Holly Richardson, Community Organizer (US)

Roslyn Fish, South African Jews for a Free Palestine (South Africa)*

Emma Daitz, Researcher, Department of Family, Community, and Emergency Medicine, UCT (South Africa)*

Anthony Fish Hodgson, South African Jews for a Free Palestine (South Africa)*

Stephanie Gilman (US)

D^r. Carol Miller, Independent Researcher and Evaluator (Canada)

Kezia Lewins, Wits Sociology (South Africa)

Erum Khan (Pakistan)

D^r. Marie-Katherine (Kate) Waller, Gender at Work (Canada)

Jamila Abu Maria, Independent Advocate, Writer, Communications Consultant (US)

Bertha Pearl (US)

Naheed Samadi Bahram, Independent Advocate (US)

Emer Martin, SHIPS (Ireland)

Prof. Laura Tanenbaum, City University of New York ; JVP-NYC (US)*

Rupande Mehta (US)

Prof. Nichole Shippen, LAGCC, City University of New York (US)*

Rieky Stuart (Canada)

Luma Kennedy, Lecturer/ Research Associate (US)

Morgan Garcia, MPH, FHI 360 (US)*

Lauren Whitmer, PhD, Gender-Based Violence Researcher & Advocate (US)

Prof. Michelle Fine, The Graduate Center, City University of New York (US)

Jo Sorochinsky, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Terésa Stern, LCSW, Jewish Voice for Peace (US)*

Sasha Ross Becker (US)

D^r. Judith Marshall, Independent Researcher (Canada)

Brian Weiss (US)

Gina Heathcote, Newcastle University (UK)

Susie Day, Writer (US)

Johanna Brenner (US)

Janet Goodman-Clarke, Jewish Woman, Jewish Voice for Peace Activist (US)*

Adam J. Martin (US)

Susan Oberman (US)

Jo Macellaro (US)

Arielle Shorr, Jewish Voice for Peace ; If Not Now ; Jews for Racial and Economic Justice (US)*

Callie Thuma (US)

Anya Bernstein (US)

Jules Rose, Anti-Zionist Jewish Activist (US)

Tonda Marton, Independent Advocate (USA`)

Jerise Fogel (US)

Marc Kagan, City University of New York School of Labor and Urban Studies (US)*

Susan Lee (US)

Cora Cadman (US)

Richard Ronner, Development Community (US)*

Mariam Rauf, Baloch Feminist and Advocate (US)

D^r. Karlyn Koh (U.S.A.)

Doctor Janice Haaken, Portland State University (US)*

Hana Hobscheid (US)

Linzi Manicom (Canada)

Renée Steinhagen, Jewish Voice for Peace (US)*

Nathan Pollack (US)

Lisa Sanetra, Independent Advocate (US)

Gail Lerner, Jewish Voice for Peace-NYC (US)*

Christopher Stone, Professor of Arabic (US)

Alexandra Woods, PhD, Psychologist (US)

Laura Flanders, Journalist & Author (US)

Priya Dhanani, PhD Candidate, ARC Centre of Excellence for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, Monash University (Australia)*

Rupal Oza (US)

Kohenet Elana-June Margolis (US)

Susan Epstein (US)

Daniela Gennrich, We Will Speak Out South Africa (South Africa)*

Maria Karsou, Independent Advocate (US)

Sarah Sophie Flicker, Organizer and Artist (US)

Julia Barnett (Canada)

Renée Steinhagen, Member, Jewish Voice for Peace-Northern New Jersey (US)*

Wendy McPeake (Canada)

Manon Beury, Human Rights Lawyer (Switzerland)

Patricia Clough, Psychoanalyst (US)

Heather Benjamin (US)

D^r. Gordon Doctorow, EdD (Canada)

Alexandra Wells (US)

Prof. Bina Fernandez, University of Melbourne (Australia)*

Zoe Kupetz, History Teacher (US)

Marina Lent (US)

Morgan De Lancy (US)

David Durning, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Ezra Friedman (US)

Margie Bertrand (Canada)

Miranda Morgan, PhD, Independent Advocate (Canada)

D^r. Jordana Silverstein (Australia)

Richie Merino, Bronx Anti War Coalition (US)*

Katie Olmstead, Jew (US)

M.J. Williams (US)

Carolyn D’Cruz (Australia)

Karen Judd, Independent Advocate (US)

Ann Clendenin, LCSW (US)

D^r. Suzette Mitchell, Independent Advocate (Australia)

Jenny Stimac, Independent Jewish Voices Canada (Canada)*

Trudy Silver, Jewish Feminist (US)

Sari Graham (US)

Hannah Barnes (US)

John Of (U.S.)

Dianne Feeley, Co-Editor, Against the Current (US)

Pedro Cruz, JVP and JVP North Jersey (US)

Prof. Barry Eidlin, Sociology Dept., McGill University (Canada)*

Fatima Hasan, Independent Advocate (US)

Eli Oberman (US)

Tegan Evans, PhD Candidate, University of Melbourne (Australia)*

Linda Alband (US)

Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore (US)

Tamara Lorincz, Activist and academic, WILPF-Canada & VOW (Canada)*

Joshua Kimelman (US)

Eileen Weitzman (US)

Laurie Arbeiter, We Will Not Be Silent (US)

Sumedha Choudhury, Melbourne Law School (Australia)*

Ingrid Semaan (U.S.)

Rola Saeed (Jordan)

Rashida Manjoo, Professor Emeritus (South Africa)

Sina Najafi, Cabinet Magazine (US)*

Elise Tak, Independent Advocate (US)

Hadeel Bibi, Independent Social Consultant (Jordan)

Sherry Wolf, Tempest Collective (US)

Prof. Loretta Feris, Professor of Law, University of Pretoria (South Africa)*

Prof. Wendy Brown, JVP member (US)*

Prof. Rebecca Karl, New York University (US)*

Soraya Shalforoosh (US)

Tamara Braam (South Africa)

D^r. Shireen Hassim (South Africa)

Ms Bernedette Muthien, Engender (South Africa)

Marina Green (South Africa)

Prabha Khosla, ReFocus Consulting (Canada)*

Kacey Byczek, Independent Advocate (US)

Deborah Mutnick (US)

D^r. Sabrina Qureshi, Million Women Rise (UK)*

Lourdes Beneria, Professor Emerita (Spain)

Fadia Kamal (Jordan)

Prof. Ellen Ross, Profesor Emerita, Ramapo College (US)*

Jan Slakov (Canada)

Dominique Russell (Canada)

Shauna Paull, poet (Canada)

Kevin Tremblay (Canada)

Carina Ray, University of Michigan (US)*

Yifat Susskind, Executive Director, MADRE (US)

Any Laurau Tremosa (SpaIn)

Janet Hooper, Elder (US)

Reanne Anad, Female Liberation Network (United Kingdom)*

Chloe Weiser, Jew & Feminist Advocate (US)

Laila Ali (Canada)

Sarah Gunther (US)

Alexis Danzig (US)

Claudia Castañeda, Independent Advocate (US)

Emily Maxwell (Canada)

Amanda Mercedes Gigler, Feminist Free Radical (Serbia / The Netherlands)

Prof. Nancy Holmstrom, Professor Emerita, Rutgers University, Newark (US)*

Silvana Castaneda (US)

Anna Berg (US)

Jeanne Bergman, PhD, Jewish Elders of Jewish Voice for Peace (US)*

Sheila Jordan, Superintendent of Schools Emerita (US)

Marcia Gallo, Professor Emerita, University of Nevada-Las Vegas (US)*

Karen Hoover, MD, Independent Advocate for the Palestinian People (US)

Rasha Arabi, Independent Advocate (US)

Bonnie Anderson, Professor Emerita of History, City University of New York (US)

Koyoltzintli Miranda (US)

Jean Gagne, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)

Prof. Lori Gruen, Philosophy and FGSS, Wesleyan University (US)*

Terry Boggis (US)

Nydia Leaf (US)

Owen Berson (US)

Lorissa Sengara (Canada)

Evneeki Roufail, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Julia Greenberg, Independent Health and Rights Consultant (US)

Prof. Ann Cammett (US)

Matt Dragon, Independent Advocate (US)

Mx. Emery Flatt (US)

Rachel Cohen (US)

Katie Halper, The Katie Halper Show (U.S.)

Phoebe Hunter (US)

D^r. Angela Miller (US)

Alison Jaggar, Emerita Professor of Distinction, Philosophy and Gender Studies (US)

Marisa Judeh (Jordan)

Evan Thomas (US)

C.M. Shelagh Day (Canada)

Tanya Layne (South Africa)

Mr. Sulaiman Foday Mansaray, Gender Advocate (Sierra Leone)

Betty Marton, Independent Advocate (US)

Edeltraud Lipkow, Retired Person (Germany)

Mallory Seegal (US)

Judith Deutsch, Psychoanalyst (Canada)

Giselle Carino, CEO- Fòs Feminista (USA / Argentina)*

Megan Moore (US)

Margaret Washington (US)

D^r. Reyes Coll-Tellechea, Spanish-American Scholar, University of Massachusetts Boston (US)

Jim Snodgrass, Independent Advocate (US)

Ann Antonellis (United States of America)

Karla Schultz, Registered Nurse (US)

Noha Sadany (US)

Eric Camins (US)

Prof. Gertrude Fester, Black feminist Writer and Activist (South Africa)

D^r. Amy Pett (US)

Tamara Castro (US)

Cinzia Arruzza, New School for Social Research (US)

Susan Gutwill, MS, LCSW, Feminist Psychotherapist, Trauma Therapist (US)

Lori Adelman (US)

Professor Alison Phipps, Newcastle University (UK)

Ariane Brunet, Co-founder, Centre for Secular Space ; Activist on Violence Against Women in War (Canada)*

Lisa Kubie, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (US)

Janet Forrester, Independent Advocate (US)

David Pratt (U.S.)

Yusuf Ahmad, NYC for Abortion Rights (US)

D^r. Vanja Hamzić, SOAS University of London (United Kingdom)

Janet Wong (Malaysia)

Michelle Maffia (US)

Francine Miller, Esq., Vermont Law & Graduate School (US)*

Kathryn Levy (U.S.)

Prof. Nancy Fraser, New School for Social Research (US)*

Janice Gutman, Lesbian Feminist Activist (US)

Ann Ferguson, Professor Emerita, University of Massachusetts Amherst (US)

Prof. Leslie Salzinger, Chair, Gender and Women’s Studies, UC Berkeley (US)*

Prof. Molly Talcott, California State University, Los Angeles (US)

D^r. Patsy George, Human Rights and Peace Advocate (Canada)

Patricia Swick (Canada)

D^r. Denise Miller (United Kingdom)

D^r. Jamie Hagen, Queen’s University Belfast (UK)

May Fu, California State University, Los Angeles (US)

Nela Porobić, Feminist Anti-Militarist Collective (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

D^r. Anna Selmeczi, South African Jews for a Free Palestine (SAJFP) (South Africa)

Masuma Ali Khan, PhD Student (Italy)

Gorana Mlinarevic (Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Prof. Beth Baker, California State University, Los Angeles (US)

Prof. Maria Cisterna Gold, University of Massachusetts, Boston (US)*

Barbara Ruth, Jewish Voice for Peace (US)*

Orit Schreiber (UK)

Maria Suarez Toro, Writer, Honorary Pen International Award ; Autonomous Feminist Activist (Costa Rica)

Tracey Levi (United Kingdom)

Susan Barney, Independent Advocate (US)

Dennise Christensen, Church Going Christian (UK)

D^r. Ebru Lumley (United Kingdom)

Arielle Sabot, MA Jewish Gender Studies (US)

Prof. Sara Farris, Sociology (UK)

Asia Garramone, Studentessa e Attivista (Italy)

Dra. Stefany Rojas Montero, Enf (Costa Rica)

Haman The’rasha, Co founder FIFTJ ; Independent Iranian (Iran)

Terr. Yasser Avafit, Humanitarian ; IED specialist (Egypt)

Catherine Rottenberg (UK)

Malika Ndlovu (South Africa)

Naomi Allen, New Paltz Women in Black (U.S.)

Jo Salas (US)

Tanya Marquette, Independent Advocate (US)

Corey Balsam, National Coordinator, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Luciana Percovich, Author ;Independent Advocate (Italy)

Kathryn Russell, Professor Emerita of Philosophy, State University of New York ; US Social Justice Activist, Scholar, Teacher (US)*

Rac Silver, Songwriter ;Independent Advocate (Scotland)

Thamar Álvarez Vega, Psychologist and Writer (Spain)

Maud Easter, Independent Advocate (US)

Sally Haslanger, Ford Professor of Philosophy and WGS, Massachussetts Institute of Technology (US)*

Allie Ross (US)

Linda Novenski, Veterans for Peace-NYC (US)*

D^r. Alejandra Marchevsky (US)

Alexandra Holmstrom-Smith, MA, JD ; Socialist Feminist Working Group, Democratic Socialists of America-NYC (US)*

Ellen Mosen James, JVP (US)

Marit Parker (Cymru / Wales)

Mickie Lynn, Women Against War (US)*

Dina Refki (US)

D^r. Dana Kornberg (US)

RN Wendy Dwyer, Member U.H. Peace Action (US)*

Anne Liske (U.S.)

D^r. Yassin Brunger, Queen’s University Belfast (UK)*

Nalini Burn, Independent Advocate ; Researcher (Mauritius)

Elizabeth Cox (Australia)

Linda Abbott (US)

Francoise Girard, FMUS.org (US)

Ms Carmen Ghdaye (Canada)

Gwen Maffia (US)

Prof. Sheila Bunwaree, Independent Advocate (Mauritius)

Eugene Hamoy, Independent Advocate (US)

Michele Sibony, Member, French Jewish Union for Peace UJFP (France)*

Prof. Dana Collins, California State University, Fullerton (US)*

Reeni Goldin (US)

Haris Jamil (Australia)

Rupal Oza (US)

Lisa Bloom (US)

Wendy Thompson, Retired President, UAW Local 235 (US)*

Elizabeth Regan (UK)

Margaret & Kurt Liske, Independent Advocates (USA)

Mary Buchwald (U.S.)

Hazel Landa (US)

Ramdenee Neena, Docteur en Pharmacie (Mauritius)

Arla Ertz, Retired Social Worker (US)

Elizabeth Finnegan, Independent Advocate (UK)

Seth DiMartile, Member of Anakbayan (Canada)*

Adi Teelock, Independent Advocate (Mauritius)

Feny Fischler, Another Jewish Voice (Belgium)

Filip Fanchette (Mauritius)

Sym Van Wesemael (Belgium)

Branca Maria Moreira Alves, Retired UNIFEM ; Independent Advocate (Brazil)

Mireille Moutte (France)

Janet Wong (Malaysia)

Sarah Tanghe (Belgium)

Judy Stewart (UK)

Alex Marlowe (Canada)

Carole Ferraro (US)

Jeannine Guthrie (US)

Prof. Kiran Grewal, Human Rights, Goldsmiths College (UK)

Katherine Doyle (US)

Mr. Ramphul Vyas, Valuation Surveyor (Mauritius)

Monika Schweizer (Canada)

Ann Berlak, San Francisco State, Retired (US)*

Michele Hunt (US)

Aishah Shahidah Simmons, Survivor-Healer ; Writer ; Documentary Filmmaker (US)

Dina Portnoy (US)

Alan Wald, Collegiate Professor Emeritus, University of Michigan (US)

Lynn Robinson, Philly Voters For Ceasefire (US)*

Elyse Crystall (US)

Art Young, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Sherryl Kleinman (US)

Prof. Sarah Combellick-Bidney, Augsburg University (US)*

Kerri Foxhill (US)

Mona Khalidi (US)

Sue Finch, Women in Black London (UK)*

Stine Sampers, Artist and Curator (Belgium)

Caroline Poland (UK)

Shereen Mills (South Africa)

Flore Pellan, Médiatrice Familiale (France)*

Lisa Fithian, Independent Organizer (US)

Martha Kostmayer, Independent Advocate (US)

D^r Katherine Combellick (US)

James C Faris, Professor Emeritus, Univ. of Connecticut (US)

Anna Reumert, PhD, Anthropology, The New School (US)*

Jaime M. Grant, Ph. D., Activist ; Public Intellectual (US)

Peter Lehu, Director, Warminster Township Free Library-Bucks County, PA (US)*

Carolyn Weaver (US)

Linda Damico, PhD (US)

D^r. Rachel Martin, If Not Now Philadelphia, Jewish Boomers Against Occupation in Palestine (US)*

Helaine Meisler, Jewish Activist (US)

Joanne Naiman, Professor Emerita, Sociology(Canada)

Prof. Carolyn Eisenberg, Brooklyn for Peace (US)*

Maha Elhawi, Independent Advocate (US)

Wolfe Erlichman, Member, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Susan Turansky (Canada)

Eva Sharell, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Phd Judy Haiven, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Daina Green, Member, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Anberiya Hanifa, Director, Muslim Women’s Research and Action Forum (Sri Lanka)*

Helene Kendler (US)

Anne Henderson, Filmmaker (Canada)

Sid Shniad, Member, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Laura Sky (Canada)

Nelun Gunasekera, Independent Consultant on Gender and Social Inclusion (Sri Lanka)

Prof. Randa Farah (Canada)

Jane Hirschmann, Co-Chair, The Freedom to Boycott NYS Coalition (US)*

Pattrice Jones, VINE Sanctuary (US)*

Alexis Kellum-Creer, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Murray Hogben (Canada)

Rabbi David Mivasair (Canada)

Hafsah Muheed, Independent Advocate (Sri Lanka)

Piet Onstein (Canada)

Hladini Wilson, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Ross Sutherland, Retired Registered Nurse (Canada)

Terry Phelan (US)

Lynk Weird, Fairfield DSA (US)*

Maj Larsen-Lechuga, Climate Justice Activist (Denmark)

Marge Berer, Founder Editor, Reproductive Health Matters (UK)

Lesley Levy, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

John Bogardus (Canada)

Laura Whitehorn (US)

Dorothy Henaut (Canada)

Susan Rosenberg (US)

Eve Rosahn (US)

Pamela Cross, Violence Against Women Lawyer (Canada)

D^r. Denise Bowes (Canada)

Prof. Deborah Gould, Member, Jewish Voice for Peace (US)*

Nancy Romalov (US)

D^r. Barbara Zeller, Independent Avocate (US)

D^r. Gordon Doctorow, Nova Southeastern University (Canada)*

Elizabeth Horowitz (US)

Malcolm Buchanan, President, Congress of Retirees (Canada)*

Prof. Laurie Palmer, University of California Santa Cruz (US)*

Sally Bowden-Schaible, Mental Health Counselor (US)

Marie Halladay, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Helga Mankovitz, Member, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Line Begby, Feminist and Sustainability Professional (Norway)

D^r. Angela Miller (US)

Prof. Jill Glessing, Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto (Canada)*

Adwoa Toku (Canada)

Jamie Hill, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Zoë Lepiano, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Gwendolyn Zoharah Simmons, Ph.D., Professor Emerita, University of Florida ; Peace Advocate (US)

Heather Dancey (Canada)

Megan Wardrop, Feminist Peace Activist (Canada)

Prof. Richard Marcuse, Social anthropologist ; Member, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Sasha Lofquist, Human Rights Advocate, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Richard Strachan (Canada)

Mary Patten, Professor and Artist (US)

Sonali Gulati, Independent Filmmaker (US)

Elizabeth Scott, LCSW, Independent Activist (US)

Andrea Vega Troncoso (Dominican Republic / US)

Smadar Carmon, Anti-Zionist Ex-Israeli (Canada)

Umair Ibrahim (Canada)

Miriam Meir, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

D^r. Sarah Malleson (Canada)

Kati Tihane (Canada)

Emily Hall, Healthcare Professional (Canada)

Anne Richter, Member, Pax Christi (US)

Larry French, Retired Teachers Union Professional (Canada)

Zaira Menin (Italia)

Rev. D^r. Myke Johnson (US)

Martina Di Stefano (Italy)

Beth Cagan (US)

Steve Cagan, Independent Advocate (US)

Susan Ram, Writer and Journalist (France)

Cheryl Clarke, Black Feminist Poet (US)

Cheryl Gaster, Member, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Marilyn Birmingham, Feminist, Activist,Mother (Canada)

Michael Rosen (Canada)

Marie Lloyd, Member, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Rafi Silver, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Luz Márquez Benbow, Afroboricua Survivor & Anti-Rape Activist ; Founder, IamNegrx : AfroLatin/AfroCaribbean Survivor Network (US)*

Matthew Gventer, Retired Corrections Worker ; Member, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Prof. Susan Petrilli, Università di Bari « Aldo Moro » (Italy)*

Jake Javanshir (Canada)

Jae Shepherd, Abolishing Patriarchal Violence Table with the Movement for Black Lives (US)*

Tara Daniels (US)

Jane Gibson (Canada)

Clifford Orchard, Retired Professional Engineer (Canada)

Sylvia Skrepichuk, Catholics for Justice and Peace in the Holy Land (Canada)*

Denise Colterman-Fox (Canada)

Matthew Webster, Retired Humanities Teacher (Canada)

Cheryl Seelhoff, Human Rights Activist (US)

Jeah Leahy (Canada)

Penny Coleman, Rosendale Democratic Committee (US)*

Shanaz Fancy (Canada)

Kevin Moloney, York University (Canada)*

Dimitris Vogiannidis (Greece)

Craig Clark (US)

Martha Fusca (Canada)

Dee Roye, Independent (UK)

Santamano Bhikkhu, Buddhist Monk (UK)

Laura Scrimshaw, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Prof. Shaker Farah (Brazil)

D^r. Carol Schwartz (Canada)

Edward Stepanian (US)

D^r. Eric Windgassen, Retired Psychiatrist (UK)

Danielle Attal (Canada)

Theresa Keenan (Scotland)

JL Angell (US)

Yvonne Stanford, Social Workers for Social Justice (Canada)*

Lucie Mayer, Woman, Ecofeminist (Canada)

André Trilling (Germany)

Arlyle Waring (Canada)

Jacki Willard (US)

Raymonde Bonin (Canada)

Stephanie Try (US)

Tamika Spellman, Executive Director (US)

Sasha Miller (US)

Norman McLeod, Independent (Canada)

Wesley Choy (Canada)

Ms. Ann Murphy, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Virginia Monk (Canada)

Frances Arbour, independent Advocate (Canada)

David Berofe (Canada)

Dorothy Field (Canada)

Michelle Rothstein (Canada)

Guy Darrer (UK)

Dianne Varga, Information Analyst (Canada)

Damala Denny (US)

Tom Sandborn, Writer, Activist (Canada)

Lorne Walters (Belgium)

Sophy Gairdner (UK)

Murray Lumley, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Barb Colterman (CANADA)

Ayanna D. Spencer, Ph.D., Sexual Violence Scholar (US)

Andrew Paul Gutierrez, Prof. Emeritus, University of California at Berkeley (US)

Eli Jany, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Rebecca Cunningham (Canada)

Mark Billing (UK)

Peggy Antrobus, Independent Advocate (Barbados)

Chris Gill (UK)

Ashmita Roy, independent Advocate (Canada)

Tess Weiner, LMSW (US)

Vanessa Flannery (Canada)

Lorissa Sengara (Canada)

Joan Bishop (Canada)

Glenda Goodgoll (Canada)

Paul Corell, Brooklyn for Peace & Bronx Greens Palestine-Israel Committee (US)*

Louise Slattery (Canada)

Ineia Moreira, Independent (US)

Nir Hagigi, President, Independent Jewish Voices, Carleton University (Canada)*

Elisabeth Ries (Italy)

Laila Breger (Canada)

Lisa Baird, Healthcare Worker, Poet (Canada)

Corinne Benson (Canada)

Joanna Zilsel (Canada)

D^r. Ruth San Martin, Gender and Race Activist/Scholar (Canada)

Alison Feuerwerker (Canada)

Pamela Thomson, Retired Judge (Canada)

Grace Glaser (US)

Annette Dowling (US)

LoriAnne Husch (US)

Anne Streeter (Canada)

Kai Tawil-Morsink (US)

Cathy Cronin (Canada)

Denise Colterman-Fox (Canada)

Iyad Kouteich (Canada)

Nia Oden (US)

Yvonne Boon, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Jessica Carson, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Mir Bahmanyar (Canada)

Joanna Namnoum (Canada)

Caitlin Penny (Canada)

Nichola Feldman-Kiss, Independent Artist (Canada)

Tobin MacIntosh, Human Being (Canada)

Val Retyunin (Canada)

Karin Saari, Independent Advocate (Canada)

John Obeda (US)

Tanner Vogelgesang (Canada)

Cynthia Edwards, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Murray Edwards (Canada)

Cathy Gulkin, Documentary Filmmaker (Canada)

Rhoda Regenstreif, Independent Advocate ; Member, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Steve Downs (US)

Wendy Shatner, Social Justice Advocate, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Gerard Nachtegaele (Canada)

Subuhi Ansari (Canada)

D^r. Amir Khaliq (Canada)

Sharon Goldberg, Former Coordinator, Surrey Women’s Centre (Canada)*

D^r. David Lane (Australia)

Issraa Hafez, Digital Marketing Professional (Canada)

Artist Sarah Hall (Canada)

Olga Khodyreva (Canada)

Ms. Sherrill Futrell, Independent Advocate (US)

Deni Sevenoaks, Radical Feminist Against All Forms of Sexual Violence ; Independent Advocate (Australia)

Belinda Dunford (Canada)

Susan Bertoni, Middle School Educator ; Advocate for New Immigrants(US)

Amalia Anaya (Canada)

Shoshana Handel (US)

Moth Anselmo (Canada)

Jelica Roland (Croatia)

Aviva Martin (Canada)

Kathryn Petersen (Canada)

Pauline Caux (Canada)

Dalal Atta (Canada)

George Bartlett (Canada)

Lisa Roth, John Brown Anti-Klan Committee (U.S.)*

Susan Heath, independent Advocate (US)

Allan Buck, independent Advocate (Canada)

Ms. Elaine Becker (US)

Elias Madbak (Canada)

Wesley Parish (New Zealand)

D^r. Susan Diane (Canada)

Teghan Yanover (Canada)

Murtaza Gulamhussein (Canada)

Rashida Makda (South Africa)

Ketty de Pasquale, Femminista (italy)

Scott Van Denham (Canada)

Ronny Yaron, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Isabel Ros Lopez, Artist (UK)

D^r. Mirjam Mie (Italy)

Haji Inaya Daya (Canada)

Ashley Ouellette (US)

D^r. Mariam Irene Tazi-Preve (US)

Rose-Marie Valade, Woman, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Chris Roberton (Canada)

Susan Rosenthal (Canada)

Maura Richards (UK)

Eduard Strack (Canada)

Rebecca Subar (US)

Judy Rebick, Writer ; Long-Term Feminist Activist (Canada)

Maya Guttman-Slater (US)

Beatriz Galli, Independent Advocate (Brazil)

Kelvin Lam (Canada)

Arlene Moscovitch (Canada)

Yves Parizeau, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Elizabeth Block, Independent Jewish Voices (Canada)*

Cecilia Hanzel (Canada)

Kate Chung, Grandmother (Canada)

Lori Barkley (Canada)

Lynn Knight, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Khatereh Sheibani, Professor of Persian Studies (Canada)

Andrea Marx-Abbott (Germany / Canada)

Martha Yager (US)

Jill Cabrillana (UK)

Prabha Khosla (Canada)

May Partridge, Ph.D., Sociology of Gender, University of Hong Kong (Retired) ; Independent Advocate (Canada)

Erica Scott (Canada)

Patrick Schreck (Canada)

Diana Ralph, Ph.D., Or Haneshamah Congregation (Canada)*

Linda Green, independen Advocate (Canada)

Katarzyna Armstrong, Independent Feminist and Advocate (Canada)

Ms. Hendrica Okondo, Independent Advocate (Kenya)

Sylvia Tenuta (Canada)

Sameen Ahmed (Canada)

Susan Rosenberg, Professor and Author (US)

Prof. Rebecca Anweiler, Queen’s University (Canada)*

Stance Ravening (Canada)

Cátia Freitas, Domestic/Sexual Violence Survivor (Portugal / UK)

Raghavendra Karkala, Independent Visual Artist (Canada)

Tom Webb (Canada)

Martin Scott (Canada)

Laura Squires (Turtle Island)

Rosa Bertha Diaz, Independent (Canada)

Nanti Swiss (US)

Sylvia Schlittke (Canada)

Nicole Nucinkis, Independent (Germany / Bolivia)

Deborah Zubow, Tikkun Olam Chavurah Steering Committee (US)*

Debora Chandler (US)

Pollyanna Macchiano (US)

Susan Graham, Feminist Fight Club Philadelphia (US)*

Margaret Dorfman, MD (US)

Ellen Ackerman, Jewish Feminist (USQ)

Kathleen O’Donnell (US)

Susan Cahn (US)

Naomi Winterfalcon (US)

Jyotsna Kapur, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale (US)*

Caroline Barnard (South Africa)

Colleen Fuller, Independent Health Policy Researcher (Canada)

Elena Crotti, Feminist for Peace (Italy)

Sue Leigh, Independent Advocate (Australia)

June Cohen, APWU (Retired) (US)

Mary Lupa (US)

Luke Pelot, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Mev Miller, Concerned Citizen (US)

Diane Jones, Feminist (UK)

Sally Tatnall (US)

Constance Sohodski (US)

Billee Laskin (Canada)

Jean Llido (US)

Wendy Chmielewski (US)

Jocelyne Clarke, Independent Advocate (Canada)

Grete Zemans (US)

Rick Sprout (US)

David Kalant, Independent Jewish Voices & Amnesty International (Canada)*

Amanda Schmelz, Actress (Mexico)

H.Toni Norton (US)

Emma Jackson, Feminist Advocate (UK)

Sam Friedman, Member, Ukraine Solidarity Network (US)*

Kohenet Sharon Jaffe (US)

Marie-Suzanne Trecroce (Canada)

Art Serotoff, Jewish Voice for Peace (US)*

Marcelle Roy (Canada)

Ariana Ali-Harris, Independent Advocate (US)

D^r Majd Mayyasi (US)

Stephen Abbott (Canada)

David Yao (US)

M F Mcininch (Canada)

Rashida Makda (South Africa)

Hibaaq Osman, Founder/CEO Karma (Somalia)

D^r. Teresa Langle de Paz, CEO Women for Africa Foundation (Spain)

Meenu Pandey, Queer Feminist (India)

S. Zuberi, Women Living Under Muslim Law (UK)*

Michael Sasson (US)

Jennifer Harris (Canada)

Ary Kerman, RN, PHN (US)

Emily Galloway (US)

Nikita Mitchell, Independent Advocate (US)

Andrea Levy, Independent Scholar (Canada)

Lily May (Canada)

JoAnn Loulan, Executive Director, Democratic Messaging Project (US)

Jeff White (US)

Kathleen Peratis, Jewish Currents* (US)

Eleanor Heath (Canada)

*Affiliation included for identification purposes only

The following is a list of additional signers that will continue to be updated periodically.

Names are listed in the order in which they were received.

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