Apartheid
Israel’s archaeological plans in Sebastia risk ‘heritage apartheid,’ Israeli NGO tells ‘Post’
“The more Israel pushes to transform archaeological sites into anchors for annexation, the greater the backlash, and that ends up damaging the very sites it claims to protect,” stated Alon Arad.
Europe does not view Israel as an apartheid state, EU ambassador tells ‘Post’ - interview
Israel's FM cuts ties with EU foreign policy chief after latter's apartheid remarks
Man arrested for waving Palestine flag at joint Jewish-Arab anti-government protest
US state rep calls Israel an 'apartheid-run thuggery terrorist regime'
A representative to the Massachusetts House of Representatives called the Israeli administration a murderous, thieving, apartheid, terrorist regime.
The UN's vote against Israel and its historic contradictions - analysis
In a changing world where Iran, Russia, Turkey and others violate international law, the focus on Israel appears misplaced.
Apartheid slander is latest verbal weapon against Israel - opinion
Two reports, one by Amnesty International and the other by Human Rights Watch add to the slander accusing Israel of apartheid.
Gender apartheid in Afghanistan: Lessons from Taliban's women ban - analysis
They returned stronger than 20 years ago with a public-relations machine portraying them as moderate, but the gender-apartheid hasn’t changed.
Criticism of Qatar's Sharia law is racist, ‘Qatarophobia,’ MSNBC host claims - opinion
MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan stated in 2021 that he considered himself "an anti-Zionist and critic of the Israeli state," and calls Israel "apartheid."
Will Netanyahu, Ben-Gvir, Smotrich make Israel an apartheid state?
The South African writer presents the traditional argument that Israel is not an apartheid state and fears of what might change.
Is Israel an apartheid state? A narrative's origins in South Africa
Can Israel really be regarded as an apartheid state in the way that South Africa was when it was ruled by the Afrikaner Nationalist Party?
Israel commemorates South African Jews who fought apartheid
The garden has been named Gan Siyabonga (Gan means “park” in Hebrew; Siyabonga is “We thank you” in Zulu) and will honor South African Jews who fought apartheid.
Antisemitism on college campus on the rise - opinion
"Apartheid antisemitism" has been largely neglected by university administrations because it has masked itself as "legitimate political critique."
Why didn’t human rights groups give Israel’s center-left a break? - analysis
What worries human rights groups and critics in the West the most is an Israeli center-left government that is inclusive of Arabs and which might actually come to an agreement with the Palestinians.
