Israel, Apartheid State: Exclusion and Contradictions

The chapter delves into the argument that Israel is not an apartheid state by highlighting the exclusion of Palestinians from citizenship, suffrage, and equality, drawing parallels to apartheid laws. Contradictions in Zionist arguments regarding ownership of territories and the treatment of their inhabitants are explored, along with the impact of security measures like walls and checkpoints. The discussion also addresses the low acceptance rate of Palestinian applications for Israeli citizenship and the historical context of Galani in relation to Israel's occupation.