Beder FN-systemet stoppe diskriminering af ​​Israel

312 politikere fra hele verden har underskrevet opfordring til EU’s medlemslande og andre demokratier om at stoppe den systematiske diskrimination af Israel i FN, skriver AJC & Transatlantic Institute.

Her er nogle eksempler på hvordan Israel udsættes for systematisk diskriminering af FN:

I 2020 vedtog FNs generalforsamling 17 resolutioner rettet mod Israel, mens de øvrige 192 medlemslande kun fik 6 resolutioner til sammen for krænkelser af menneskerettigheder. Israel er det eneste land som FN’s menneskerettighedsråd har et særskilt punkt på dagsorden om (punkt 7). Derimod har FN èt dagsordenspunkt (nr. 4) for menneskerettighedskrænkelser i alle andre lande.

På nuværende tidspunkt er 21% af FN’s Menneskerettighedsråd vedtaget resolutioner mod Israel. I september 2020 fordømte FN’s økonomiske og sociale råd alene Israel blandt nationerne for angiveligt at have krænket kvinders rettigheder.

I 2019 stemte Danmark sammen med lande som Iran og Saudi Arabien JA til at fordømme Israel for krænkelse af kvinders rettigheder – læs HER.

FN’s absurde fordømmelse af verdens eneste jødiske stat sker i en tid med stigende global antisemitisme. Derfor er FN’s urimelige behandling af Israel særlig farlig og må stoppe. Israel skal ligestilles og kritiseres på lige fod med ethvert andet land. Det er på tide at FN’s forhold til Israel normaliseres.

Som stærke tilhængere af en regelbaseret international orden frygter vi at FN’s dobbeltmoral mod Israel også vil skade FN selv. Ved at krænke FN’s egne formål og principper som forpligter FN til at “udvikle venlige forbindelser mellem nationer” og “princippet om suveræn ligestilling mellem alle sine medlemmer”, undergraver FN sin troværdighed og mister offentlig støtte. Derudover bruger FN unormalt meget tid på Israel og leder dermed både knappe ressourcer og opmærksomhed fra presserende internationale kriser. Som den tyske udenrigsminister Heiko Maas udtrykte det i 2019:

– Israel bliver fortsat fordømt, behandlet fordomsfuldt og marginaliseret af FN’s organer. Den er en smertefuld og utilfredsstillende situation – i særdeleshed fordi FN er kernen i den multilaterale og regelbaseret orden som er afgørende for international sikkerhed og fred, udtalte Tysklands udenrigsminister Heiko Maas.

Vi opfordrer derfor EU-medlemslande og alle andre demokratier til at:

• Stemme imod det store antal anti-israelske resolutioner i FN’s generalforsamling og andre FN-organer. Når alle demokratiske medlemslande står sammen vil FN’s diskriminerende resolutioner beslutninger miste deres legitimitet.
  
• Arbejde for at reformere FN’s Menneskerettighedsråd og afskaffe deres diskriminerende dagsordenspunkt 7 som udelukkende har til formål at censurere og stigmatisere Israel.
  
• Arbejde på at stoppe diskriminerende FN-udvalg og programmer inden for FN-systemet med et specifikt mandat til at fremme en anti-israelsk dagsorden, som kun tjener til at underminere udsigterne for fred inden for rammerne af en forhandlet to-statsløsning.
  
  Som afdøde FN’s generalsekretær Kofi Annan sagde, både Israel og FN rejste “sig fra asken af ​​Holocaust.” Det transatlantiske fællesskab af demokratier har således en hellig pligt til at sikre, at FN-systemet ikke længere misbruges til systematisk ødelæggelse af den jødiske stat og dermed også skade FN selv og FN’s universelle værdier.

Her er de 312 underskrivere, inkl. Søren Gade, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s Fisheries Committee, Renew Europe, Denmark (nr. 99). Se også norsk og svensk protest mod FN’s behandling af Israel:

1. Lukas Mandl, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s Security and Defence Subcommittee, EPP, Austria (Co-Initiator)
2. Anna-Michelle Asimakopoulou, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s International Trade Committee, EPP, Greece (Co-Initiator)
3. Petras Auštrevičius, Chair, European Parliament’s Delegation for Relations with Afghanistan, Renew Europe, Lithuania (Co-Initiator)
4. Carmen Avram, Member, Delegation for Relations with Israel of the European Parliament, S&D, Romania (Co-Initiator)
5. Dietmar Köster, Member, Foreign Affairs of the European Parliament, S&D, Germany (Co-Initiator)
6. Alexandr Vondra, Member, Security and Defence Subcommittee of the European Parliament, ECR, Czech Republic (Co-Initiator)
7. Ondrej Benesik, Chair, Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic’s European Affairs Committee, Deputy Chair, Christian and Democratic Union – Czechoslovak People’s Party, Czech Republic (Co-Initiator)
8. Martin Engelberg, Vice Chair, National Council’s European Union Affairs Standing Subcommittee, ÖVP, Austria (Co-Initiator)
9. Michał Kamiński, Deputy Speaker, Senate of Poland, Member of the Foreign Affairs and EU Committee, Union of European Democrats, Poland (Co-Initiator)
10. Paweł Zalewski, Deputy Chair, Sejm’s Foreign Affairs Committee, Civic Platform, Poland (Co-Initiator)
11. Emanuelis Zingeris, Chair, Transatlantic Relations and Democratic Development Subcommittee of the Parliament of Lithuania, Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats, Lithuania (Co-Initiator)
12. Dr. Michael von Abercron, Member, Food and Agriculture Committee of the German Bundestag, CDU/CSU, Germany
13. Patriciu-Andrei Achimaș-Cadariu, Secretary, Health and Family Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, PSD, Romania
14. Lars Adaktusson, Member, Foreign Affairs Committee of the Swedish Parliament, KD, Sweden
15. Ivan Adamec, Vice Chair, Economic Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, Vice Chair, ODS Parliamentary Group, Czech Republic
16. Florin-Alexandru Alexe, Vice Chair, PNL Parliamentary Group, Secretary, Romanian Communities Abroad Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, National Liberal Party, Romania
17. Georgios Amyras, Deputy Minister of Environment and Energy, New Democracy, Greece
18. Ben-Oni Ardelean, Vice Chair, Foreign Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, Vice Chair, PNL Party, Romania
19. Baroness Rosalind Miriam Altmann CBE, Member, House of Lords, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
20. Lord Ian Austin of Dudley, Member, House of Lords, Non-affiliated, United Kingdom
21. Xenofon Baraliakos, Member, Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
22. Antonio Barboni, Member, Senate of the Republic, Forza Italia, Italy
23. Matthias Bartke, Chair, Labour and Social Affairs Committee of the Bundestag, SPD, Germany
24. Jan Bartošek, Chair, KDU-ČSL Party Parliamentary Group, Czech Republic
25. Giuseppe Basini, Member, Chamber of Deputies, Lega Norde, Italy
26. Jan Bauer, Vice Chair, Social Policy Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, Vice Chair, ODS Parliamentary Group, Czech Republic
27. José Ramón Bauzà Díaz, Member of the European Parliament, Renew Europe, Spain
28. Martin Baxa, Chair, Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic’s Culture Subcommittee, Civic Democratic Party, Czech Republic
29. Petra Bayr, Secretary, National Council’s Foreign Policy Committee, SPÖ, Austria
30. Lord Jeremy Beecham, Member, House of Lords, Labour, United Kingdom
31. Nicola Beer, Vice President, European Parliament, Renew Europe, Germany
32. Maik Beermann, CDU/CSU Spokesperson, Digital Agenda Committee of the Bundestag, CDU, Germany
33. Petr Beitl, Vice Chair, Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic’s Foreign Affairs Committee, Civic Democratic Party, Czech Republic
34. Judith Bellaïche, Co-President, Startups and Entrepreneurship Parliamentary Group, National Council, Green Liberal Party, Switzerland
35. Veronika Bellmann, Member of the Bundestag, CDU, Germany
36. Pavel Bělobrádek, Chair, Parliament of the Czech Republic’s Standing Commission for Control of the Activities of the Security Information Service, Christian and Democratic Union – Czechoslovak People’s Party, Czech Republic
37. Marek Benda, Chair, Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic’s Constitutional and Legal Committee, Civic Democratic Party, Czech Republic
38. Stefan-Heinrich Berger, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Germany
39. Alexander Bernhuber, Member, European Parliament, EPP, Austria
40. Massimo Berutti, Member, Senate of the Republic, Identity and Action, Italy
41. James Bezan, Vice Chair, House of Commons’ National Defence Standing Committee, Conservative Party, Canada
42. Inbar Bezek, Chair, Knesset’s Caucus for the Development of the Galilee, Yesh Atid, Israel
43. Gus Bilirakis, Ranking Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ Consumer Protection and Commerce Subcommittee, Republican Party, U.S.
44. Paola Binetti, Member, Senate of the Republic, Forza Italia, Italy
45. Bob Blackman, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
46. Steven Blaney, Vice Chair, Official Languages Standing Committee of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, Canada
47. Pavel Blazek, Chair, Justice System and Court Administration Subcommittee of the Chamber of Deputies, ODS, Czech Republic
48. Lord Blencathra, Chair, Delegated Powers and Regulatory Reform Committee of the House of Lords, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
49. Andrea Bocskor, Member, European Parliament, Fidesz, Hungary
50. Sandra Boëlle, Member, National Assembly’s Foreign Affairs Committee, Les Républicains, France
51. Konstantinos Bogdanos, Member, Greek-Israeli Friendship Group of the Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
52. Franc Bogovič, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s Delegation to the EU-Serbia Stabilisation and Association Parliamentary Committee, EPP, Slovenia
53. Rossana Boldi, Vice Chair, Social Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, Lega, Italy
54. Christos Boukoros, Member, Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
55. Jens Brandenburg, FDP Spokesperson, Education, Research and Technological Impact Assessment Committee of the Bundestag, Germany
56. Gudrun Brunegård, Member, Swedish Parliament, Christian Democratic Party, Spokesperson on International Aid and Relief issues, The Committee on Foreign Affairs, Sweden
57. Sandra Bubendorfer-Licht, Member, Interior and Homeland Committee of the Bundestag, FDP, Germany
58. Pierre Cabaré, Member, National Assembly’s Foreign Affairs Committee, La République En Marche, France
59. Andrea Cangini, Member, Senate of the Republic, Forza Italia, Italy
60. Eduardo Carazo, Member, Congress of Deputies, People’s Party, Spain
61. Emilio Carelli, Member, Chamber of Deputies, Mixed Group, Italy
62. Alberto Casero, Member, Foreign Affairs Committee of the Congress of Deputies, People’s Party, Spain
63. Miriam Cates, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
64. Jana Černochová, Chair, Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic’s Defence Committee, Civic Democratic Party, Czech Republic
65. Steve Chabot, Ranking Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ Asia, the Pacific, Central Asia and Nonproliferation Foreign Affairs Subcommittee, Republican Party, U.S.
66. Miltiadis Chrysomallis, Secretary, Iran Friendship Group of the Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
67. Ilana Cicurel, Member, Delegation for Relations with Israel of the European Parliament, Renew Europe, France
68. Lord Tony Clarke of Hampstead, Member, House of Lords, Labour, United Kingdom
69. Gitta Connemann, Vice Chair, Bundestag’s German-Israeli Inter-Parliamentary Group, CDU, Germany
70. Rosie Cooper, Member, House of Commons, Labour Party, United Kingdom
71. The Rt Hon Stephen Crabb, Chair, House of Commons’ Conservative Friends of Israel, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
72. Den Crenshaw, Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ Energy and Commerce Committee, Republican Party, U.S.
73. Peter van Dalen, Vice Chair, Fisheries Committee of the European Parliament, EPP, Netherlands
74. Athanasios Davakis, Member, Greece-Israel Friendship Group of the Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
75. Lord John Quentin Davies of Stamford, Member, House of Lords, Labour, United Kingdom
76. Romana Deckenbacher, Member, National Defence Committee of the National Council, ÖVP, Austria
77. Baroness Ruth Deech, Member, House of Lords, Crossbench, United Kingdom
78. Andor Deli, Member, European Parliament, Fidesz, Hungary
79. Salvatore De Meo, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Italy
80. Felice Maurizio D’Ettore, Vice Chair, Investigation on the Banking and Financial System Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, Forza Italia, Italy
81. Ted Deutch, Chairman for the Subcommittee on the Middle East, North Africa, and Global Counterterrorism on the Foreign Affairs Committee, U.S. House of Representatives, Democrat, FL, United States
82. Tamás Deutsch, Member, European Parliament, Fidesz, Hungary
83. Christoph de Vries, Member, Interior and Homeland Committee of the Bundestag, CDU, Germany
84. Marco Di Maio, Member, Chamber of Deputies, Partito Democratico, Italy
85. Jonathan Djanogly, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
86. Lord Bernard Donoughue, Member, House of Lords, Labour, United Kingdom
87. Mónika Dunai, Member, Hungarian-Israeli Friendship Group of the National Assembly, Fidesz, Hungary
88. Gatis Eglītis, Deputy Chair, Parliament of the Republic of Latvia’s European Affairs Committee, New Conservative Party, Latvia
89. Marcus Faber, Member, Defence Committee of the Bundestag, FDP, Germany
90. Ted Falk, Member, Canada-Israel Interparliamentary Group of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, Canada
91. Dominik Feri, Vice Chair, TOP 09 Parliamentary Group, Czech Republic
92. Doris Fiala, Member, Security Policy Committee of the National Council, FDP, Switzerland
93. Petr Fiala, Chair, Civic Democratic Party in the Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic, Civic Democratic Party, Czech Republic
94. Emanuele Fiano, Member, Chamber of Deputies, Partito Democratico, Italy
95. Daniel Florea, Member of the Chamber of Deputies, PSD, Romania
96. János Fónagy, Chair, Hungarian-Israeli Friendship Group of the National Assembly, Fidesz, Hungary
97. Michael Freilich, Member, National Defence Committee of the Chamber of Representatives, New Flemish Alliance, Belgium
98. Linda Frum, Member, Senate of Canada, Conservative Party, Canada
99. Søren Gade, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s Fisheries Committee, Renew Europe, Denmark
100. Kinga Gál, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Hungary
101. Spyridon-Adonis Georgiadis, Minister for Development and Investment, New Democracy, Greece
102. Carlo Giacometto, Member of the Chamber of Deputies, Forza Italia, Italy
103. Stergios Giannakis, Member, Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
104. Joël Godin, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, Canada
105. Lord David Laurence Gold, Member, House of Lords, Conservative, United Kingdom
106. Fabien Gouttefarde, Government Whip, National Assembly’s National Defence and Armed Forces Committee
107. Jonathan Gullis, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
108. Andrew Gwynne, Member, House of Commons, Labour, United Kingdom
109. Enikő Győri, Member, European Parliament, Fidesz, Hungary
110. András Gyürk, Member, European Parliament, Fidesz, Hungary
111. Martin Haab, Member, National Council, SVP, Switzerland
112. Meyer Habib, Secretary, National Assembly’s Foreign Affairs Committee, Union of Democrats and Independents, France
113. Robert Halfon, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
114. Svenja Hahn, Member of the European Parliament, Renew Europe, Germany
115. Jerzy Hardie-Douglas, Member, Polish-Israeli Friendship Group of the Sejm, Civic Platform, Poland
116. Sharren Haskel, Member, Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee of the Knesset, New Hope, Israel
117. Niclas Herbst, Vice Chair, Committee on Budgets of the European Parliament, EPP, Germany
118. Balázs Hidvéghi, Member, Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee of the European Parliament, Fidesz, Hungary
119. Gero Clemens Hocker, Member of the Bundestag, FDP, Germany
120. Monika Hohlmeier, Chair, European Parliament’s Budgetary Control Committee, EPP, Germany
121. Libor Hoppe, Member, Chamber of Deputies, ODS, Czech Republic
122. Franz Hörl, Secretary, Environment Committee of the National Council, ÖVP, Austria
123. Anthony Housefather, Chair, Canada-Israel Interparliamentary Group of the House of Commons, Liberal Party, Canada
124. The Rt Hon. the Lord Howard of Lympne CH QC, Member, House of Lords, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
125. Jānis Iesalnieks, Member, Parliament of the Republic of Latvia, National Alliance, Latvia
126. Hans-Jürgen Irmer, Member, Interior and Homeland Committee of the Bundestag, CDU/CSU, Germany
127. Bogdan-Gruia Ivan, Vice Chair, Information and Communication Technologies Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, PSD, Romania
128. Jan Jakob, Member, Chamber of Deputies, ODS, Czech Republic
129. Jakub Janda, Chair, Tourism Subcommittee of the Chamber of Deputies, ODS, Czech Republic
130. Lívia Járóka, Vice President, European Parliament, Fidesz, Hungary
131. Andrea Jenkyns, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
132. Gyde Jensen, Chair, Human Rights Committee of the Bundestag, FDP, Germany
133. Bill Johnson, Member, U.S. House of Representatives, Republican, United States
134. Daniel Jositsch, Vice Chair, Legal Affairs Committee of the Council of States, SPD, Switzerland
135. Rasa Juknevičienė, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s Delegation to the EU-Armenia Parliamentary Partnership Committee, the EU-Azerbaijan Parliamentary Cooperation Committee and the EU-Georgia Parliamentary Association Committee, EPP, Lithuania
136. Marian Jurecka, Vice Chair, Economic Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, KDU-ČSL, Czech Republic
137. Konstantinos Karagounis, Member, Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
138. Symeon Kedikoglou, Member, Greek-Isaeli Friendship Group of the Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
139. Maria-Alexandra Kefala, Member, Greece-Israel Friendship Group of the Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
140. Olga Kefalogianni, Vice Chair, Greece-Israel Friendship Group of the Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
141. Iannos Kefalogiannis, Member, Greece-Israel Friendship Group of the Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
142. Christos Kellas, Member, Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
143. Vasileios Kikilias, Minister of Health, New Democracy, Greece
144. Sven-Christian Kindler, Vice Chair, Bundestag’s German-Israeli Inter-Parliamentary Group, Bündnis 90/Die Grünen, Germany
145. Rebecca Kirchbaumer, Member of the Immunity Committee of the National Council, ÖVP, Austria
146. Volkmar Klein, Chair, Economic Cooperation and Development Committee of the Bundestag, CDU/CSU, Germany
147. Peter Kmec, Deputy Chair, European Affairs Committee, National Council, Direction – Social Democracy – SMER, Slovakia
148. Ondřej Knotek, Member, European Parliament, Renew Europe, Czech Republic
149. Pascal Kober, FDP Spokesperson, Labor and Social Committee of the Bundestag, Germany
150. Miroslav Kollár, Vice Chair, Culture and Media Committee of the National Council, Za ľudí, Slovakia
151. Ádám Kósa, Member, European Parliament, Fidesz, Hungary
152. Andrey Kovatchev, Vice President, European People’s Party Group in the European Parliament, EPP, Bulgaria
153. Karel Krejza, Chair, Standing Commission on Data Delivery by the Central Evidence of Accounts of the Chamber of Deputies, ODS, Czech Republic
154. Peter Kremský, Chair, Economic Affairs Committee of the National Council, OĽaNO, Slovakia
155. Gudrun Kugler, Deputy Chair, Human Rights Committee of the National Council, ÖVP, Austria
156. Andreas Kühberger, Secretary, Consumer Protection Committee, Secretary, Agriculture and Forestry Committee of the National Council, ÖVP, Austria
157. Martin Kupka, Vice Chair, Public Administration and Regional Development Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, ODS, Czech Republic
158. Damien Kurek, Member, Canada-Israel Interparliamentary Group of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, Canada
159. Stelios Kympouropoulos, Member, Parliamentary Assembly of the Union for the Mediterranean Delegation of the European Parliament, EPP, Greece
160. Konstantinos Kyranakis, Secretary, Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
161. Ilhan Kyuchyuk, Vice President, ALDE Party, Renew Europe, European Parliament, Bulgaria
162. Jean-Luc Lagleize, Vice Chair, Antisemitism Working Group of the Assemblée Nationale, Mouvement Démocrate, France
163. Sergey Lagodinsky, Chair, European Parliament’s Delegation to the EU-Turkey Joint Parliamentary Committee, Greens/EFA, Germany
164. Yorai Lahav Hertzanu, Chair, Caucus for Promoting Youth Movements and Organizations in Israel of the Knesset, Yesh Atid, Israel
165. Helena Langšádlová, Chair, Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic’s Migration and Asylum Policy Subcommittee, TOP 09, Czech Republic
166. Robert Largan, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
167. Antero Laukkanen, Vice Chair, Christian Democratic Parliamentary Group in the Parliament of Finland, Finland
168. David Lega, Member, Foreign Affairs Committee of the European Parliament, EPP, Sweden
169. Constance Le Grip, Vice Chair, Cultural Affairs and Education Committee of the National Assembly, Les Républicains, France
170. Edward Leigh, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
171. Miriam Lexmann, Member, Foreign Affairs Committee of the European Parliament, EPP, Slovakia
172. Michael Link, FDP Spokesperson, European Union Subcommittee of the Bundestag, FDP, Germany
173. Baron Livingston of Parkhead, Member, House of Lords, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
174. Raimundas Lopata, Chair, Parliament of Lithuania’s Committee for the Future, Liberals Movement, Lithuania
175. Leopoldo López Gil, Vice Chair, Delegation to the EU-Chile Joint Parliamentary Committee of the European Parliament, EPP, Spain
176. Antonio López-Istúriz White, Secretary General, European People’s Party, Chair, European Parliament’s Delegation for Relations with Israel, EPP, Spain
177. Jack Lopresti, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
178. Oliver Luksic, FDP Spokesperson, Transport and Infrastructure of the Bundestag, FDP, Germany
179. Arminas Lydeka, Vice Chair, Parliament of Lithuania’s European Affairs Committee, Liberals Movement, Lithuania
180. Lucio Malan, Chair, Senate of the Republic’s Interparliamentary Friendship Group Italy-Israel, Fratelli d’Italia, Italy
181. Massimo Mallegni, Member, Senate of the Republic, Forza Italia, Italy
182. Anna Mani-Papadimitriou, Member, Greece-Israel Friendship Group of the Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
183. Johannes Margreiter, Secretary, Ombudsman Committee of the National Council, NEOS, Austria
184. Dimitrios Markopoulos, Chair, Hellenic Parliament’s Greek-Armenian Friendship Committee, New Democracy, Greece
185. Sérgio Marques, Member of the Assembly of the Republic, Social Democratic Party, Portugal
186. Jaroslav Martinů, Chair, Rural Development Subcommittee of the Chamber of Deputies, ODS, Czech Republic
187. Fulvio Martusciello, Chair, European Parliament’s Delegation to the EU-Kazakhstan, EU-Kyrgyzstan, EU-Uzbekistan and EU-Tajikistan Parliamentary Cooperation Committees and for Relations with Turkmenistan and Mongolia, EPP, Italy
188. Márta Mátrai, Deputy Chair, Hungarian-Israeli Friendship Group of the National Assembly, Fidesz, Hungary
189. David McAllister, Chair, European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, EPP, Germany
190. Steve McCabe, Chair, Labour Friends of Israel, Labour Party, United Kingdom
191. Peter Meijer, Ranking Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ Subcommittee on Oversight, Management, & Accountability, Republican party, U.S.
192. Attila Mesterházy, Deputy Chair, National Assembly’s Foreign Affairs Committee, Deputy Chair, Hungarian-Israeli Parliamentary Group, Hungarian Socialist Party, Hungary
193. Koen Metsu, Chair, Chamber of Representatives’ Inter-Parliamentary Union Belgium-Israel, New Flemish Alliance, Belgium
194. Jean-Michel Mis, Vice Chair, National Assembly’s Cybersecurity and Digital Sovereignty Working Group, La République En Marche, France
195. Marty Morantz, Member, Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, Canada
196. Adrien Morenas, Vice Chair, Sustainable Development and Regional Planning Committee of the National Assembly, La République En Marche, France
197. Alexander Müller, Chair, Defence Committee of the Bundestag, FDP, Germany
198. Frank Müller-Rosentritt, Member, Foreign Affairs Committee of the Bundestag, FDP, Germany
199. Vojtěch Munzar, Vice Chair, Budgetary Control Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, ODS, Czech Republic
200. Sheryll Murray, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
201. Osvaldo Napoli, Member, Foreign Affairs Committee, Chamber of Deputies, Coraggio Italia, Italy
202. Pedro Navarro López, Member of the Congress of Deputies, People’s Party, Spain
203. Costel Neculai Dunava, Vice-Chair of the Standing Committee for Legal Matters, Discipline and Immunities, Chamber of Deputies, Social Democratic Party Branch of Bacau County, Romania
204. Ljudmila Novak, Member, Delegation for Relations with Israel of the European Parliament, EPP, Slovenia
205. Matthew Offord, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
206. Lajos Olah, Vice Chairman, National Assembly’s European Affairs Committee, Democratic Coalition, Hungary
207. Andrea Orsini, Member, Foreign and European Union Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, Forza Italia, Italy
208. Peter Östman, Chair, Christian Democratic Parliamentary Group in the Parliament of Finland, Chair, Parliamentary Israel Friendship Group, Christian Democratic Party, Finland
209. Cem Özdemir, Chair, Transport and Digital Infrastructure Committee of the Bundestag, Bündnis 90/Die Grünen, Germany
210. Peter Osuský, Vice Chair, National Council’s Foreign Affairs Committee, Freedom and Solidarity, Slovakia
211. Andreas Ottenschläger, Vice Chair, Transport Committee of the National Council, ÖVP, Austria
212. Adriano Paroli, Vice Chair, Industry, Trade, and Tourism Committee of the Senate of Republic, Forza Italia, Italy
213. Martin Patzelt, Member, Bundestag, CDU/CSU, Germany
214. Jeremy Patzer, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, Canada
215. Pierre Paul-Hus, Counsellor, Canadian NATO Parliamentary Association of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, Canada
216. Andrew Percy, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
217. Marco Perosino, Member, Senate of the Republic, Forza Italia, Italy
218. Patrice Perrot, Member, National Assembly, La République En Marche, France
219. Marijana Petir, Chair, Interparliamentary Friendship Group Croatia-Israel, Chair, Agriculture Committee of the Croatian Parliament, Independent, Croatia
220. Pina Picierno, Member, Delegation for Relations with Israel of the European Parliament, S&D, Italy
221. The Rt Hon the Lord Eric Pickles, Chair, House of Lords’ Conservative Friends of Israel, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
222. Benoît Piedboeuf, Chair, Mouvement Réformateur Parliamentary Group of the Chamber of Representatives, Belgium
223. Philippe Pivin, Vice Chair, Justice Committee of the Chamber of Representatives, Mouvement Réformateur, Belgium
224. Lord Stuart Polak CBE, Member, EU Security and Justice Subcommittee of the House of Lords, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
225. Pavel Popescu, Vice Chair, National Liberal Party Group in the Chamber of Deputies, National Liberal Party, Romania
226. Gaetano Quagliariello, Member of the Senate of the Republic, Identity and Action, Italy
227. Lia Quartapelle, Partito Democratico Spokesperson, Chamber of Deputies, Italy
228. Jurgis Razma, First Deputy Speaker of the Parliament of Lithuania, Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats, Lithuania
229. Brad Redekopp, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, Canada
230. Baroness Redfern, Member, House of Lords, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
231. Nicola Richards, Member of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
232. Frédérique Ries, Vice President, Renew Europe Group in the European Parliament, Renew Europe, Belgium
233. María Carmen Riolobos Regadera Spokesperson of the Health and Consumer Affairs Committee of the Congress of Deputies, People’s Party, Spain
234. Maria Rizzotti, Member of the Senate of the Republic, Forza Italia, Italy
235. Carlos Rojas García, Vice Chair of the Justice Committee of the Congress of Deputies, People’s Party, Spain
236. Robert Roos, Vice Chair, European Conservatives and Reformists Group, The Netherlands
237. Andrew Rosindell, Member, Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom,
238. Gianfranco Rotondi, Member of the Chamber of Deputies, Forza Italia
239. Marco Rubio, Vice Chair, U.S. Senate’ Select Committee on Intelligence, Republican Party, U.S.
240. Bert-Jan Ruissen, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s Delegation for Relations with Israel, ECR, The Netherlands
241. Christian Sagartz, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Austria
242. Ernő Schaller-Baross, Member, European Parliament, Fidesz, Hungary
243. Corinna Scharzenberger, Member, Human Rights Committee of the National Council, ÖVP, Austria
244. Simone Schmiedtbauer, Member, European Parliament, EPP, Austria
245. Bradley S. Schneider, Member of the U.S. House of Representatives, Democrat, U.S.
246. Ingjerd Schou, Member, Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence of the Storting, Conservative Party, Norway
247. Karel Schwarzenberg, Vice Chair, Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic’s Foreign Affairs Committee, TOP 09, Czech Republic
248. Mojca Škrinjar, Deputy Chair, National Assembly’s Education, Science, Sport and Youth Committee, Slovenian Democratic Party, Slovenia
249. Gert-Jan Segers, Chair, ChristenUnie Party, House of Representatives, The Netherlands
250. Maximos Senetakis, Member, Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
251. Nelly Shin, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, Canada
252. Lord Kevin Shinkwin, Member, House of Lords, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
253. Erich von Siebenthal, Chair, Switzerland-Israel Friendship Group of the National Council, SVP, Switzerland
254. Radosław Sikorski, Chair, Delegation for Relations with the United States of America of the European Parliament, EPP, Poland
255. Giorgio Silli, Member, Defence Committee of Chamber of Deputies, Cambiamo!, Italy
256. Pavel Sindelar, Member, Security Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, ODS, Czech Republic
257. Jan Skopecek, Vice Chair, Budget Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, Vice Chair, ODS Parliamentary Group, Czech Republic
258. Mindaugas Skritulskas, Member, Group for Inter-Parliamentary Relations with the Knesset of the Parliament of Lithuania, Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats, Lithuania
259. Sara Skyttedal, Chair, European Parliament’s Delegation for Relations with Iraq, EPP, Sweden
260. Greg Smith, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
261. Josef Smolle, Member, National Council, ÖVP, Austria
262. Michaela Šojdrová, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Czech Republic
263. John Spellar, Member, House of Commons, Labour Party, United Kingdom
264. Zbynek Stanjura, Chair, ODS Parliamentary Group, Czech Republic
265. Ivan Štefanec, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Slovakia
266. Benjamin Strasser, FDP Spokesperson, Interior and Homeland Committee of the Bundestag, Germany
267. Marianne Streiff-Feller, President, Evangelical People’s Party, National Council, EVP, Switzerland
268. Tadeja Šuštar, Chair, Friendship Parliamentary Group with the State of Israel of the National Assembly, New Slovenia – Christian Democrats, Slovenia
269. Bohuslav Svoboda, Vice Chair, Health Care Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, ODS, Czech Republic
270. Antonio Tajani, Chair, European Parliament’s Committee on Constitutional Affairs, Chair, Conference of Committee Chairs, EPP, Italy
271. Antonel Tănase, Secretary, Defense, Public Order and National Security Committee, Chamber of Deputies, National Liberal Party, Romania
272. Alexandra Tanda, Member, National Council, ÖVP, Austria
273. Rudolf Taschner, Chair, National Council’s Education Committee, Deputy Chair, Science Committee, ÖVP, Austria
274. Simona-Maya Teodoroiu, Vice Chair, Human Rights, Religions and National Minority Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, PSD, Romania
275. Riho Terras, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Estonia
276. Barbara Thaler, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Austria
277. Boaz Toporovsky, Chair of Yesh Atid Faction at the Knesset, Israel
278. Evžen Tošenovský, Member of the European Parliament, ECR, Czech Republic
279. Edina Tóth, Member, European Parliament, Fidesz, Hungary
280. Craig Tracey, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
281. Maria Tripodi, Member of the Chamber of Deputies, Forza Italia, Italy
282. László Trócsányi, Member, European Parliament, Fidesz, Hungary
283. Zisis Tzikalagias, Member, Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
284. Andrew Ullmann, FDP Spokesperson, Health Committee of the Bundestag, Germany
285. Frantisek Vacha, Vice Chair, TOP 09 Parliamentary Group, Czech Republic
286. Dimitrios Vartzopoulos, Member, Greece-Israel Friendship Group of the Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
287. Silviu Vexler, Chair, Friendship Parliamentary Group with the State of Israel of the Chamber of Deputies, Parliamentary Group of the National Minorities, Romania
288. Loránt Vincze, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s Constitutional Affairs Committee, EPP, Romania
289. Manousos Voloudakis, Member, Hellenic Parliament’s Israel Friendship Group, New Democracy, Greece
290. Makis Voridis, Minister for the Interior, New Democracy, Greece
291. Sofia Voultepsi, Deputy Minister for Migration and Asylum, New Democracy, Greece
292. Marek Vyborny, Chair, Executions, Insolvency and Debt Deleverage Subcommittee of the Chamber of Deputies, KDU-ČSL- Czech Republic
293. Jaroslav Vymazal, Member, Chamber of Deputies, ODS, Czech Republic
294. Kees van der Staaij, Chair, Reformed Political Party Group in the House of Representatives, Reformed Political Party, The Netherlands
295. Tako Van Popta, Member, Public Safety and National Security Standing Committee of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, Canada
296. Veronika Vrecionová, Member of the European Parliament, ECR, Czech Republic
297. Lord John Woodcock Walney, Member, House of Lords, Non-affiliated, United Kingdom
298. John Weinerhall, Member of the Swedish Parliament, Moderate Party, Sweden
299. Christian Wakeford, Member, House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
300. Randy K. Weber, Ranking Member, U.S House of Representatives’ Energy Subcommittee, Republican Party, U.S.
301. Marian Wendt, Chair, Petition Committee of the Bundestag, CDU/CSU, Germany
302. Baron Winston, Member, House of Lords, Labour Party, United Kingdom
303. Angelika Winzig, Member, European Parliament, EPP, Austria
304. Lord Anthony Ian Young of Norwood, Member, House of Lords, Labour, United Kingdom
305. Javier Zarzalejos, Member, Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee of the European Parliament, EPP, Spain
306. Pavel Žáček, Vice Chair, Security Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, ODS, Czech Republic
307. Jan Zahradník, Vice Chair, Environment Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, ODS, Czech Republic
308. Tomáš Zdechovský, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s Employment and Social Affairs Committee, EPP, Czech Republic
309. Lee Zeldin, Member Foreign Affairs Committee, U.S. House of Representatives, Republican, NY, United States
310. Juan Ignacio Zoido Álvarez, Member, Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Union for the Mediterranean of the European Parliament, EPP, Spain
311. Željana Zovko, Member, Foreign Affairs Committee of the European Parliament, EPP, Croatia
312. Milan Zver, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s Delegation for Relations with the Countries of South Asia, EPP, Slovenia

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