Index: People, P

• Paulo Freire — Brazilian educator whose Pedagogy of the Oppressed supplies Barghouti’s Introduction epigraph and the Conclusion’s opening quotation on praxis.
• Philip Noel-Baker — Labour MP whose ten unanswered Commons questions of 13 November 1956 indicted the Suez collusion.
• Pierre Boursicot — Head of French intelligence who chaired the 1956 Vermars meeting and signed the secret “Operation Fig” accord with Harkabi.
• Pinchas Lavon — Mapai politician quoted for the frankest 1950 statements: against a UN appeal over the annexation, for the Tripartite guarantee of the existing borders, and for the unbreakable Western tie.
• Pinhas Rosen — Israel’s first minister of justice for the Progressive Party, who built the new judiciary and sacrificed Agranat’s first Supreme Court nomination for a unanimous vote, in Lahav’s account.
• Pnina Lahav — Boston University law professor, born in Tel Aviv, author of the intellectual biography of Simon Agranat, Judgment in Jerusalem (1997).