Uri Davis, an Israeli citizen, academic, activist and observer-member in the Palestinian National Council living in the Arab town of Sakhnin, identified himself as an "anti-Zionist Palestinian Hebrew". Davis explained, "I don’t describe myself as a Palestinian Hebrew, but I actually happen to be a Palestinian Hebrew, I was born in Jerusalem in 1943 in a country called Palestine and the title of my birth certificate is 'Government of Palestine'. That is neither here nor there, though.
Uri Davis, an Israeli citizen and academic, identified himself as a non-Zionist Palestinian Jew. He clarified, "I don’t call myself that, but I actually am one, born in Jerusalem in 1943 in the territory now known as Palestine, with a birth certificate from the Government of Palestine. That’s irrelevant anyway.