Israel and Apartheid
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The article compares the policies of Israel to those of Apartheid South Africa, highlighting similarities in their segregation and oppression practices. The author argues that the term 'apartheid' is gaining international currency when describing Israel's actions.
The South African Apartheid regime was characterized by racial classification, segregation, restriction of movement, suppression of organizing, removal of leadership, and violent repression. These policies maintained white privilege and black oppression. The concept of Israel as an apartheid state is gaining international recognition. The 'crime of apartheid' is defined under international law in the 1973 UN General Assembly's 'International Convention on the Suppression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid'. Israel's policies have been compared to Apartheid South Africa's due to their similarities in segregation and oppression. The term 'apartheid' should be used judiciously when describing Israel's actions.
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