The Trump-Netanyahu 'peace plan' does nothing but cement Israel's status as an apartheid state
acts, the indigenous black people who made up at least 75 percent of South Africa, were disfranchised, uprooted, treated as sub-human, labelled as foreign and forcibly relocated to non-contiguous, densely populated, underdeveloped Bantustan territories.
According to the plan, they will be able to choose their leaders but will have no involvement or say in the politics of Israel, the state that has direct control of every aspect of their daily lives. Similar to South Africa’s white-dominated Apartheid regime, Trump’s plan defines Israel, a state that rules and occupies more Muslim Palestinians than Israeli Jews, as a Jewish state. by saying that if indigenous Palestinians prove they are ready to rule themselves, self-governance will be given to them. A sign common in Johannesburg, South Africa, reading 'Caution Beware Of Natives'.
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