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*1981 - President [[The Earl of Balfour]]. Hon Sec. Mrs [[I. Eivan]] 4 Afton Terr.<ref>The Jewish Year Book, 1981, p. 127.</ref>
 
*1981 - President [[The Earl of Balfour]]. Hon Sec. Mrs [[I. Eivan]] 4 Afton Terr.<ref>The Jewish Year Book, 1981, p. 127.</ref>
 
*1993 - President [[The Earl of Balfour]]. Hon Sec. Mrs [[I. Eivan]] 4 Afton Terr. T.:131-332 4386.<ref>The Jewish Year Book, 1993, p. 157.</ref>
 
*1993 - President [[The Earl of Balfour]]. Hon Sec. Mrs [[I. Eivan]] 4 Afton Terr. T.:131-332 4386.<ref>The Jewish Year Book, 1993, p. 157.</ref>
*2015 -
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*1997 - President [[The Earl of Balfour]]. Hon Sec. Mrs [[I. Eivan]] 4 Afton Terr. T.:131-552 2860.<ref>The Jewish Year Book, 1997, p. 131.</ref>*2015 -
 
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*2000 - No listing in the Jewish Year Book.
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==

Revision as of 12:26, 28 April 2025

Edinburgh Friends of Israel is the name of an organisation used by a number of Zionist activists in Edinburgh. Its most recent iteration was as part of a wave of Scottish Friends of Israel groups initiated in 2015 by the Ministry of Strategic Affairs (part of the Zionist regime in occupied Palestine) when it had responsibility for global campaigns against the Palestine solidarity movement.

Timeline

Data on the formation of the Facebook group for Edinburgh Friends of Israel.

Notes

  1. Jewish Chronicle, 24 December 1971, p. 5.
  2. The Jewish Year Book, 1973, p. 119.
  3. The Jewish Year Book, 1981, p. 127.
  4. The Jewish Year Book, 1993, p. 157.
  5. The Jewish Year Book, 1997, p. 131.