Noam Federman is one of the most popular and richest Political Activist who was born on October 25, 1969 in Jerusalem, Jerusalem District, Israel. Noam Federman’s dad, David Federman (1909-1980) who was the former Betar activist who later became a Lehi combatant, was detained in the hands of his fellow British at the time of the British Mandate for Palestine and was interned in Africa because of his Jewish nationalist activities, and the cell he was in was shared together with Yitzhak Shamir, who would later become prime minister. Federman was raised on the stories from that time, and believes his own views are like the views from Avraham Stern. When asked if the commonality between group’s activities during war as well as those belonging to his personal group involved the use of violence against Arabs He replied, “Hitting the enemy is not a bad thing.”
It was May, 2002. two men from The Bat Ayin settlement were discovered at a girls’ college in the Palestinian neighborhood situated on the Mount of Olives with a bomb scheduled to explode in the early morning as students were expected to arrive the school, police officers took six persons into custody and included Federman who was Shin Bet regarded as “the brain behind this organization”. The Shin Bet later charged him with having supplied the explosives that would be used to detonate the girls ‘ school and placed on house-arrest for more than half an entire year. The charges were later dismissed, Federman was acquitted and He was successful in suing against the government for false arrest. He was on the news in the past few days after his home in Hebron and farm which he constructed without a building permit near Kiryat Arba and Hebron was taken down during the late at night.
In November 2005, the Israeli Ministry of Justice expressed its intention to review Federman’s application to be licensed as an attorney, claiming that a person with a past as rich with disturbing the peace as his may not be eligible for a license. Federman, addressing the ministry’s comment to the press, replied that it was in pattern with the courts’ and prosecutor’s offices past restrictive behavior towards him that they would now seek to bar him from acquiring the title he worked for as a law student.
In 2008, Federman was indicted for assaulting a policeman, but was acquitted in 2010 after prosecutors failed to show up for the trial, due to a prosecutors’ strike.
On September 1, 1998 Federman has been charged with being accused of kicking a Hebronite, Mamoun Ja’abri in the stomach, and then throwing a drink at him, as well as of assaulting an United States Embassy worker.
