Globalizing apartheid: Zionism and colonial humanity in international culture

This article examines the need to avoid overly simplified notions of “apartheid” when considering Israeli treatment of Palestinians. It argues that the Zionist apartheid project is global in its aspirations, requiring total global consensus with and acceptance of Zionist policy against Palestinians, which are predicated upon colonial ideas of humanity. It uses several televised flashpoints of collective Zionist violence against Palestinians to build this argument, ending with a reflection on the importance of challenging internalized notions of colonial humanity.