Maxim Ghilan

Maxim Ghilan (24 Maris 1931-2 Afrilun shekarar 2005) mawaƙin Isra'ila ne kuma ɗan gwagwarmaya. Shi ne darektan Ƙungiyar Amincin Yahudawa ta Duniya, ƙungiyar Yahudawa ta farko da ta amince da Ƙungiyar 'Yancin Falasdinu (PLO) a matsayin abokin tarayya a cikin tattaunawa. Shi ne wanda ya kafa, a cikin shekarar 1971, na rahoton siyasa na Isra'ila da Falasdinu na lokaci-lokaci.

Maxim Ghilan
Rayuwa
Haihuwa	Birnin Lille, 24 ga Maris, 1931
ƙasa	Isra'ila
Mutuwa	2 ga Afirilu, 2005
Makwanci	Einat (en)
Karatu
Harsuna	Ibrananci
Sana'a
Sana'a	maiwaƙe, newspaper editor (en) da peace activist (en)
Imani
Addini	mulhidanci

An haifi Ghilan a Faransa a shekara ta 1931 kuma ya girma a Spain. Ya koma tare da mahaifiyarsa zuwa Falasdinu ta tilas a shekara ta 1944, bayan da kungiyar farkisanci ta Francisco Franco ta sace mahaifinsa kuma ba a sake ganinsa ba.

Kasancewar Lehi

Lokacin da yake matashi, Ghilan ya shiga Lehi, wanda kuma aka sani da Gang na Stern, kuma ya shiga gwagwarmayar 'yantar da Falasdinu daga mulkin Birtaniya.

Bayan kafa Isra'ila

Bayan kafa Isra'ila , gwamnatin David Ben-Gurion ta ɗaure Ghilan a kurkuku . Duk da yake tsare, ya shaida Arab fursunoni ana azabtar dasu kuma a kan saki ya zama aiki a madadin na Arab hakkin.

A cikin 1966 Bul, tabloid wanda ya yi aiki da Ghilan a matsayin mataimakin editan sa, ya buga labarin da ke zargin Mossad da hannu a bacewar 1965 na dan adawar Moroko Mehdi Ben Barka . An tuhumi Ghilan da editan sa da laifin leken asiri kuma an daure su na tsawon kwanaki 135.

Ayyukan zaman lafiya

A farkon 1970s, Ghilan ya zama ɗaya daga cikin Isra'ilawa na farko waɗanda ba 'yan gurguzu ba don ganawa da wakilan PLO. Daga baya ya zama abokin Yasser Arafat na sirri. Ghilan ya koma Paris a 1969 kuma ya koma Isra'ila bayan sanya hannu kan yarjejeniyar Oslo a 1993.

Mutuwa

Ghilan ya mutu kwatsam a gidansa na Tel Aviv, a Jean Jaurès St., a ranar 2 ga Afrilu shekarar 2005.

Littafi Mai Tsarki

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•   Review of How Israel Lost Its Soul.

 

Hanyoyin haɗi na waje

• Yossi Klein, "Ƙaura ita ce ƙasarsa", Haaretz, 31 Yuli 2003.