Separate and unequal : the dynamics of South African and Israeli rule / edited by Louise Cainkar.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Cainkar, Louise

Palestine Human Rights Campaign

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Jewish-Arab relations.

South Africa--Race relations.

South Africa.

Israel--Foreign economic relations--South Africa.

Israel.

International economic relations.

Race relations.

Apartheid.

Palestinian National Authority.

Physical Description:

99 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations, maps ; 22 cm

Place of Publication:

Chicago, IL : Palestine Human Rights Campaign, [1985]

Contents:

Part I. The dynamics of institutional discrimination. Palestinian life under Israeli apartheid / Israel Shahak ; South African apartheid: an overview / Washington Office on Africa-Educational Fund ; Israel is too much like South Africa / Mark Bruzonsky ; The patterns of institutionalized exclusivity / Louse Cainkar ; U.S. aid to Israel and the Palestinians ; U.S. Congress turns a blind eye to apartheid in Israeli-occupied territories / Congressman George Crockett ; Parallel situations exist in South Africa and Palestine / National conference of Black Lawyers

Part II. Dimensions of the special relationship between South Africa and Israel. An overview of a special relationship ; Israel and South Africa: partners in repression / Adrien Wing ; Israeli-South African nuclear collaboration, American collusion / Ronald Walters and Kenneth Zinn ; A historic relationship / Marwan Buheiy ; South African-Israeli trade ; Israel's global position / Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi ; Policing the Middle East and Southern Africa

Appendices. I. United Nations Resolution 3379 / Zionism is a form of racism ; II. Resource materials ; III. Amnesty International reports major Israeli human rights abuses.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references (pages 95-99).

OCLC:

13298845