Simon Darkshade
Mysterious City of Gold
Apartheid is generally considered as a term meaning racial and ethnic groups are kept apart in the same overall entity; there are a great deal of Israeli Arabs who are not subject to such treatment or policy.
The Palestinian Arabs are not a radically different ethnic group from the Israeli Arab citizens, and they are certainly of the same race (indeed, there is another ethnic group in the area that can be said to come under the same 'Semite' label...). Furthermore, they are not Israeli citizens, which doth further muddy the waters of such a convenient definition, as has already been referred to.
Apartheid is not an issue of class, gender or any other general grouping apart from race/ethnicity, within the context of a particular nation. This may upset the attempts to use it as a branding reproach, but certain things must be adhered to.
The Palestinian Arabs are not a radically different ethnic group from the Israeli Arab citizens, and they are certainly of the same race (indeed, there is another ethnic group in the area that can be said to come under the same 'Semite' label...). Furthermore, they are not Israeli citizens, which doth further muddy the waters of such a convenient definition, as has already been referred to.
Apartheid is not an issue of class, gender or any other general grouping apart from race/ethnicity, within the context of a particular nation. This may upset the attempts to use it as a branding reproach, but certain things must be adhered to.