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Israel needs to be isolated in exactly the same way as apartheid South Africa
Learning from South Africa
Savera Kalideen and Haidar Eid, The Electronic Intifada, 2 October 2008
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Blindfolded
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Last update - 00:15 03/10/2008
Twilight Zone
By Gideon Levy
In the course of another interminable wait at the Hawara checkpoint, on our way to another story in Nablus, we saw this man being arrested. Bingo, the game of the checkpoint soldiers. We didn't know his name, why he was arrested or when he'd be released, if ever ( Read more... ) -
'The Israelis at the airport acted like Jim Crow segregationists of old'
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Racism, Propaganda, and The Palestinian Right to Return
Freedom Rider: Boycott Israel
Wednesday, 17 September 2008
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Apartheid in Practice
"While most foreign nationals who marry Israelis can live in the Jewish state and eventually obtain citizenship, Palestinians and some other Arabs are unable to do so."
In Israel, married but without rights
Report, The Electronic Intifada, 5 August 2008
BEERSHEBA/JAFFA (IRIN) - Some 15,000 Palestinians who married Israeli citizens in the past decade ( Read more... ) -
Spotlight on the lesser evil
Israel's legal system has laid the groundwork for an apartheid regime
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Last update - 09:32 03/08/2008
By Gideon Levy
The Olmert affair has come and all but gone. A few more invoices here and some daggers there will be hurled at the hemorrhaging political corpse hanging in the town square, and Ehud Olmert will disappear ( Read more... ) -
'Israel In a Weak Parallel with Apartheid'
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'Israel In a Weak Parallel with Apartheid'
Interview with Dennis Davis, High Court Judge in Cape Town
JERUSALEM, Jul 31 (IPS) - In Israel's control of Palestinian movement, Dennis Davis sees a "stark" parallel with the old, apartheid South Africa of which he was an outspoken critic. But Davis, a Justice of the High Court in Cape Town and a ( Read more... ) -
No need for the A-word
"Whether motivated by legitimate security considerations, fear, mistrust or sheer prejudice, the occupation's physical manifestations - including distinct identity cards, number plates and roads, as well as checkpoints, electronic fences and concrete walls - result in a degree of separation far in excess of what was achieved in South Africa. This ( Read more... ) -
The constant battle of Albie Sachs
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Last update - 05:40 25/07/2008
By Amira Hass
NEW YORK - Right at the door, before extending his one hand (the left) in greeting, Albie Sachs sternly informs me that he has no more than one hour for the interview. That's understandable: The man is 73, a justice on his country's highest court, he has authored four ( Read more... )
