Abstract
“Apartheid" is the term to describe the sightings and practical approaches of the State of Israel is a key issue in modern international political problems. South Africa has demonstrated the state of relations with many states, and we observe that the use of apartheid in general should be a valuable commitment to Palestine and Israel within a structure close to the political hypothesis. Moreover, reference to the apartheid experience, given the progress made by South Africa since 1994, has increased the chances of progress and has become a central element in discussions on the "single state option" to the Middle East conflict. Since we have been endowed with a credible philosophy, by viewing the Middle East strategy as a political hypothesis, we suggest that it is a method of introducing two similarities and two differences between Israel (post-1948 and post-1967) and the apartheid state in South Africa.
Hafiz Hammad Uddin, Mamnoon Ahmad Khan. (2020) The One-state Solution Israel-Palestine And South Africa - A Case For An Analysis Of Apartheid, Habibia Islamicus, Volume-04, Issue-1.
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