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Jeff Halper spoke on 'Judaization, Apartheid, Normalization – Liberation! - Where are we in the struggle over Palestine? The Day After' at the ICAHD UK Conference held at Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church on 1 November 2025.

Dr Jeff Halper is ICAHD’s Director. He lives in Jerusalem and is here following his participation in the final session of the Gaza Tribunal in Istanbul.

Jeff is an anthropologist, author, and activist. He taught at universities in the US, Central America and Israel and was appointed professor while at World College. He’s the author of several books, two of which are here today: Decolonizing Israel, Liberating Palestine: Zionism, Settler Colonialism and the Case for One Democratic State and War Against the People: Israel, the Palestinians and Global Pacification.

Jeff has stood in front of Israeli bulldozers sent to demolish Palestinian homes, and over the years ICAHD has rebuilt 189 homes demolished by Israel as acts of joint resistance together with its Palestinians partners.

In 2008, Jeff participated in the first (and successful) attempt of the Free Gaza Movement to break the Israeli siege by sailing into Gaza. He has served on the United Nations Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People and much more. In 2017, Jeff co-founded the One Democratic State Campaign (ODSC), a Palestinian-led initiative to formulate a one-state political program designed to replace a settler colonial Israel and its occupation with a single democracy of equal rights for everyone living between the River and the Sea, including returning Palestinian refugees. Jeff, along with Palestinian Issa Amro were jointly nominated for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, Jeff’s second nomination.


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