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Gad Haran

Gad Haran is an Israeli social activist, writer and engineer who co-founded the Ami movement and chaired the Social Justice party.

born 1954Co-founding the Ami movementChairing the Social Justice partyStories of Golani army life

Gad Haran
Born
28 August 1954, Jerusalem
Occupation
writer, activist, engineer
Education
Hebrew University Secondary School, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology

Gad Haran was born in 1954 in Jerusalem

Gad Haran was born in Jerusalem in 1954. He graduated from the Leyada high school.

He served in the Golani Brigade as a soldier and an officer and fought on Mount Hermon in the Yom Kippur War. In the 1982 Lebanon War he commanded a reserve company. After the army he studied engineering and earned a master's degree in business administration at the Technion.

He held senior management roles in Israeli industry and engineering firms, working on energy, desalination and power plant projects in Israel and abroad. From 2005 to 2010 he was CEO of Bateman Projects. He later founded a consulting firm for large infrastructure projects.

In 2009 he co-founded the Ami movement, which campaigned on social issues and took part in the 2011 protests. In 2012 he led the Social Coalition and was elected chairman of the Social Justice party, which did not enter the Knesset.

He wrote short stories about army life in Golani and later books of moral and political thought. He is married, has 4 children and lives in Haifa.

Gad Haran's life in 7 milestones

  1. 1954

    Born in Jerusalem.

  2. 1982

    Commanded a reserve company in the Lebanon War.

  3. 2005

    Became CEO of Bateman Projects.

  4. 2006

    Became volunteer chairman of the Yedid association.

  5. 2009

    Co-founded the Ami movement.

  6. 2011

    Took part in the social protest headquarters.

  7. 2012

    Elected chairman of the Social Justice party.

Gad Haran served in Golani Brigade

He served in the Golani Brigade as a soldier and an officer and fought on Mount Hermon in the Yom Kippur War. In 1982 he commanded the lead company of a reserve brigade that advanced to Beirut.

Golani Brigade

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Based on Hebrew Wikipedia, גד הרן, under CC BY-SA 4.0. The facts are Wikidata's.

Photograph: Gad Haran, CC BY-SA 3.0

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