That's why Palestinians will remember Stephen Hawking

Jerusalem, March 14 - Wednesday, 76 years old Stefan Hawking, the world's most advanced scientist, has died. He did not stop his long time in creative activities, and never felt pissed off. Overall, he never sacrificed his fondness. He will be remembered for the support of Stephen Hawking's breakthrough theory, as well as to support Palestinian claims. Stephen Hawking, who was scheduled to deliver a lecture at a high level conference in Israel in 2013, he boycotted it and came to the news headlines. He was then working at Cambridge University in the United Kingdom. Former Israeli President Shimon Peres organized the conference called The Presidential Conference in Jerusalem. Stephen Hawking said in a letter to the organizers, "The policy of Israel's current government will bring disaster." In the letter, she said, 'I had not accepted the invitation for the presidential conference only to give my opinion about the peace process, it was also a reason I could deliver lecture on the West Bank.' 'But, I received emails from a number of Palestinian scholars. All of them say, I should support boycott. In this context, I have decided that, of course, I will abstain from joining the conference, 'added the best scientist of time. Palestinian activists and educators have praised Stephen Hawking for boycotting the conference. Omar Barghuti, founder of Boycott, Detention and Sanktion Movement (BDS), or the boycott, non-cooperation and ban movement, said, "Palestinians are grateful to support haqing of Israel in the education sector." We think that due to racism, the educationists boycotted South Africa, they will also start doing it for us. " Read more: World physicist Stephen Hawking is no more Ali Abunimah, a Palestinian-American journalist, said, "If you look back, then Stephen Hawking's decision was a turning point / turnover. As a result, the movement to boycott Israel is recognized in the mainstream. " Not just boycotting Israel, but in other ways, Hawking helped the Palestinians. Last year, he asked for financial help to build an Advanced Physics School to teach Palestine physics to his millions of fans on Facebook. He wrote, 'I support the movement, publication and cooperation of scientists everywhere.' Read more: Stephen Hawking: The name of an irresistible man! In 2016, Palestinian teacher Hanan al-Harub, Global Teacher Prize Pale Hawking, greeted him in a Facebook video, saying, "You are inspiration for people everywhere in the world." "In a society in which disintegrate children are persecuted atrocities, Hanan al-Harub is raising confidence among the children suffering from psychological injuries from his class rooms and is helping them," he added.