کتاب ?Two regimes, the same policy, the same destiny

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«This book discusses the similarities and differences between the Israeili Regime and the South African Aparthide regime. The regime of Israel has been repeatedly compared with the apartheid regime of South Africa by scholars, politicians and cultural figures. This study intends to compare the historical, geographical and ideological backgrounds of these two regimes, and particularly their discriminative policies, in order to provide a more clear view of the nature of Israeli’s apartheid policies and the likely implications of these similarities on the future of Israel regime. The regime of Israel’s behavior in dealing with the residents of the occupied territories is in many ways similar to those of the apartheid regime of South Africa, especially in social and economic respects. These similarities include several things: a special authentication system, control of natural resources of the settlements, segregation of the settlers, the establishment of permanent several checkpoints, creation of separate reserves for citizens, inequal access to land, and the right to education and employment. The study then proceeds to discuss how these similarities led to the formation of apartheid in Israel. These similarities help us know if Imam Khamenei’s referendum plan, might take place in Palestine, like what happened in South Africa.

The South African Apartheid system was a hated political power based on racial segregation, and white supremacy which ruled South Africa since the formation of the white government in 1910, led to racist violent laws and apartheid strategy in 1948. This discriminatory political system, after decades of struggle by Native Black people and under international sanctions` pressure, forcibly agreed to transfer the power in a free election in1994.»