Omer Goldman Granot is an Israeli actress who publicly refused to serve in the Israeli military. Through the 2010 snapshot, the opening quoted her own words explaining that refusal: 'I refuse to take part in the war crimes committed by my country.' Today the opening identifies her only as an Israeli actress, and the word war crime appears nowhere in the article. A reader arriving now learns nothing of her public refusal to serve, and not that she once said she refused to take part in war crimes she attributed to her own country.
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Omer Goldman Granot, from the Tel-Aviv suburb of Ramat HaSharon , is a member of the Shministim , a young Israeli conscientious objector who became famous for being the daughter of Naftali Granot , former deputy to Mossad ’s chief Meir Dagan . She was sentenced to 21 days in military prison for refusing to serve the Israel Defence Forces on 22 September 2008, along with Tamar Katz and Mia Tamarin. She is one of about 40 high school students who signed the 2008 high-school seniors’ ("Shministim") protest letter. In order to prepare herself for her incarceration in a military prison , Goldman went to a psychologist every week. She has spent a second term in prison for refusing to serve again She claims that the crucial moment of her metamorphosis occurred when she went to a Palestinian village where the IDF had set up a roadblock.1Someone she had considered her enemy stood beside her and someone who was supposed to be defending her opened fire at her.2Her words of refusal to serve in an army have inspired many: "I believe in service to the society I am part of, and that is precisely why I refuse to take part in the war crimes committed by my country.3
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Omer Goldman Granot, from the Tel-Aviv suburb of Ramat HaSharon , is a member of the Shministim , a young Israeli conscientious objector who became famous for being the daughter of Naftali Granot , former deputy to Mossad ’s chief Meir Dagan . She was sentenced to 21 days in military prison for refusing to serve the Israel Defense Forces on 22 September 2008, along with Tamar Katz and Mia Tamarin. She is one of about 40 high school students who signed the 2008 high-school seniors’ ("Shministim") protest letter. In order to prepare herself for her incarceration in a military prison , Goldman went to a psychologist every week. She has spent a second term in prison for refusing to serve again. She notes that the crucial moment of her political awakening occurred when she went to the Palestinian village Shufa where the IDF had set up a roadblock and fired rubber bullets on a Palestinian demonstration. Someone she had considered her enemy stood beside her and someone who was supposed to be defending her opened fire at her.
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The opening as it stood in 2020
Omer Goldman Granot, from the Tel-Aviv suburb of Ramat HaSharon , is an Israeli actress. She was a member of the Shministim , a young Israeli conscientious objector who became famous for being the daughter of Naftali Granot , former deputy to Mossad ’s chief Meir Dagan . She was sentenced to 21 days in military prison for refusing to serve the Israel Defense Forces on 22 September 2008, along with Tamar Katz and Mia Tamarin. She is one of about 40 high school students who signed the 2008 high-school seniors’ ("Shministim") protest letter. In order to prepare herself for her incarceration in a military prison , Goldman went to a psychologist every week. She has spent a second term in prison for refusing to serve again. She notes that the crucial moment of her political awakening occurred when she went to the Palestinian village Shufa where the IDF had set up a roadblock and fired rubber bullets on a Palestinian demonstration. Someone she had considered her enemy stood beside her and someone who was supposed to be defending her opened fire at her. From 2014 to 2018 Goldman was the female lad in the Israelt TV series Shchuna und in 2018 she appeared as a regular in the first season of False Flag .
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Israeli actress Omer Goldman Granot, from the Tel-Aviv suburb of Ramat HaSharon , is an Israeli actress. She was a member of the Shministim , a young Israeli conscientious objector who became famous for being the daughter of Naftali Granot, former deputy to Mossad ’s chief Meir Dagan . She was sentenced to 21 days in military prison for refusing to serve the Israel Defense Forces on 22 September 2008, along with Tamar Katz and Mia Tamarin. She is one of about 40 high school students who signed the 2008 high-school seniors’ ("Shministim") protest letter. In order to prepare herself for her incarceration in a military prison , Goldman went to a psychologist every week. She has spent a second term in prison for refusing to serve again. She notes that the crucial moment of her political awakening occurred when she went to the Palestinian village Shufa where the IDF had set up a roadblock and fired rubber bullets on a Palestinian demonstration. From 2014 to 2018, Goldman was the female lead in the Israeli TV series Shchuna , and in 2018, she appeared as a regular in the first season of False Flag .Aside from working as an actress Goldman also started to work as a director since 2020.
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Israeli actress (born 1989) Omer Goldman Granot ( Hebrew : עומר גולדמן ; born 4 March 1989) is an Israeli actress.
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member of the shministim
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israeli actress
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