Forget symbolic statehood – the world must recognize Israeli apartheid (www.972mag.com)
from pete_link@lemmy.ml to world@lemmy.world on 01 Sep 04:30
https://lemmy.ml/post/35510274

cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/35510271

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dataprolet@discuss.tchncs.de on 01 Sep 06:51 collapse

The situation in the Westbank might be like Apartheid, but not the state of Israel.

mrdown@lemmy.world on 01 Sep 11:30 next collapse

Why are you saying may be like? It is definitely apartheid

homura1650@lemmy.world on 01 Sep 12:38 next collapse

The Westbank is part of Israel. Various parties have their own motivations for pretending otherwise. But the facts on the ground are a one state reality. And that singular state is an Apartheid one.

nearhat@lemmy.zip on 01 Sep 15:20 collapse

“The situation in the Westbank might be like Apartheid, but not the state of Israel.”

This is wrong. Israel is an apartheid regime through and through. Stop whitewashing Zionist apartheid and settler colonialism.

One of the many examples: Israel has long used discriminatory laws and policies to separate Palestinians from their families. For example, Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza cannot gain legal status in Israel or occupied East Jerusalem through marriage, denying their rights to family unification. This policy has forced thousands of Palestinians to live apart from their loved ones; others are forced to go abroad, or live in constant fear of being arrested, expelled or deported. These measures explicitly target Palestinians, and not Jewish Israelis, and are primarily guided by demographic considerations that aim to minimize Palestinian presence inside Israel/OPT.

www.amnesty.org/…/israels-system-of-apartheid/