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Palestinian intellectual, academic, politician, and writer; founder of the Balad Party

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Azmi Bishara is an Israeli politician, novelist, university teacher, and philosopher born in Nazareth in 1956. He has served as a member of the Knesset and is affiliated with the Balad and Maki political parties. His professional work spans politics, philosophy, and social science, with employment at Birzeit University and work locations including Doha, Jerusalem, and Palestine.

Bishara is educated at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and speaks English, Arabic, German, and Hebrew. He is the author of 55 works, including *Arduous Paths*, *--alles ändert sich die ganze Zeit*, *Ben ha-ani la-anaḥnu*, *On the intellectual and revolution*, and *On justice in the current Arab context*. He is also known by the name عزمي بشارة.

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Works
55

Top works

  • Arduous Paths
  • --alles ändert sich die ganze Zeit
  • Ben ha-ani la-anaḥnu
  • On the intellectual and revolution
  • On justice in the current Arab context

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Instance of
human
Gender
male
Citizenship
Israel
Place of birth
Nazareth
Occupation
writer
Position held
Knesset member
Political party
Maki
Languages spoken
Hebrew
Field of work
social science
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Azmi Bishara (00370528).jpg
Work location
Palestine
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date of birth
1956-07-22
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