Anti-Apartheid Wall

The Anti-Apartheid Wall refers to barriers built by Israel in the West Bank, which Palestinians and their supporters see as a symbol of apartheid. They argue that these walls and checkpoints restrict their movement and separate communities, reminiscent of racial segregation in South Africa. Supporters of the wall claim it is necessary for security against terrorism. The term reflects the broader struggle against perceived injustices and discrimination, drawing parallels between different historical contexts of oppression and the fight for rights and freedom. The situation remains complex, involving political, social, and humanitarian dimensions.