Yuval challenges the use of the term apartheid in the Israeli-Palestinian context, emphasizing the differing goals of Palestinians compared to black South Africans during apartheid. He suggests that if Palestinians sought equal rights within Israel rather than aiming for its destruction, it would pose a significant challenge for the state. Reflecting on history, he notes that despite deep-seated animosities, different national and religious groups have occasionally merged, hinting at the potential for future unity.
