Yigal Bronner

Dr. Yigal Bronner, who teaches Indian studies at Tel Aviv University and is an activist in Ta'ayush, Arab-Jewish Partnership, is a contributor to The Other Israel: Voices of Refusal and Dissent (New Press). He was sentenced to twenty-eight days in prison for refusing to serve in the occupied territories.

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  • Letter From an Israeli Jail

    November 5, 2002

    A refusenik explains why he'd rather do hard time than serve in the occupied territories.

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