Index: People, D

• Daniel P. Moynihan — U.S. Ambassador who vetoed the January 22, 1976 Security Council resolution on Palestinian self-determination the PLO had supported, in Said’s account.
• Daniella Weiss — General secretary of Gush Emunim from February 1985 in Lustick, reportedly among the settlers who rampaged in Kalkilia in April 1987.
• Danny Orbach — Lead author of Debunking the Genocide Allegations (2026), military historian at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
• Daoud Kuttab — Palestinian writer whose ten-hour Ministry of the Interior queue with his daughter Makdisi recounts in “Insides”.
• Daphna Thier — Author of Chapter 4, “Not an Ally: The Israeli Working Class”.
• David Ben-Gurion — Zionist leader of the no alternative mobilisation, and a source on the Haganah’s British-backed training framework.
• David Elazar — Israel’s chief of staff in the Yom Kippur War, whose discharge the Agranat Commission recommended, in Lahav’s account.
• David Hacohen — Mapai MK whose 1959 Knesset speech called Palestine “a special case” whose refugees had been the majority, in Peace, Peace’s account.
• Desmond Tutu — South African archbishop emeritus whose praise opens Barghouti’s book and who is quoted throughout its Introduction as a leading international endorser of BDS; quoted in From the River to the Sea calling Israeli apartheid worse than South Africa’s.
• Dom Mintoff — Maltese Labour leader whose arranged secret Malta meeting between Nasser and Israeli representatives Britain vetoed in 1956, in Peace, Peace.
• Dorgham Abusalim — Author of “In the Haze of Fifty-One Days” in Light in Gaza, a memoir of returning to Gaza on the eve of the 2014 war.
• Dunia Aburahma — Twenty-two-year-old Gaza architecture student whose repeated evacuations are testified in “Testimonies from Gaza Youth” in From the River to the Sea.