Meri
Meri was a small radical left-wing political party in Israel. It was founded in the 1960s as HaOlam HaZeh – Koah Hadash by Uri Avnery, editor of HaOlam HaZeh.
Meri People (First 49 people) - Page 0
Brigitte Gabriel
Lebanese-American author
David F. Friedman
American filmmaker
Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw
American advocate
Lizz Winstead
American comedian
Joe DioGuardi
Former United States Representative
Philip K. Wrigley
American executive
Max Gaines
American publisher
Chalkbeat
Non-profit
Robert D. Stuart Jr.
Former United States Ambassador to Norway
R. Douglas Stuart Jr.
Former United States Ambassador to Norway
Robert Reffkin
Entrepreneur
Scott Oki
Tom Hoefling
American activist
Alan Keyes
Former United States Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs
Ketura
Kibbutz in Israel
William C. Dement
American author
Anthony Galla-Rini
Accordionist
Reza Jahangiri
CEO of American Advisors Group
Enea Bossi Sr.
American-Italian engineer
Denham Harman
William Lloyd Garrison
American journalist
Caroline Earle White
American philanthropist
Jose de Creeft
Spanish-American artist
Ernest S. Rady
American executive
James Ewing
American pathologist
Ilsley Boone
Priest
Ellen Swallow Richards
American safety engineer
Edward Angle
American dentist
Justin Dart Jr.
American activist
Morris Steggerda
American anthropologist
Ellen Swallow Richards
American safety engineer
Marion Talbot
Higher education teacher
Herbert Austin
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Lincoln Kirstein
American writer
Lucia Chase
American dancer
John Mason Peck
American missionary
Dick Tinkham
Basketball player
Abe Saperstein
Coach
Joseph Coerten Hornblower
American lawyer and jurist
Albert Augustus Pope
Edward J. Noble
American industrialist
Chevalier Jackson
Elizabeth Gertrude Britton
American botanist
William C. Bayless Jr.
President of American Campus Communities
John J. Eagan
American Politician
Camille Dreyfus
Swiss chemist
Roger Nash Baldwin
American author
