Yehuda Magnes
Yehuda Magnes was a leading Jewish theologian and the first president of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. An advocate for a bi-national state, he worked tirelessly for Jewish-Arab cooperation and believed in peaceful coexistence. His efforts included opposing the establishment of a Jewish state in the early 20th century, advocating instead for a shared society. Magnes's vision remains influential in discussions about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the quest for peace in the region.
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He actively worked to thwart the establishment of the Jewish state.
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