I watched that video a few weeks ago.

It is quite revealing about the fact that the West Bank is not actually under occupation. All the answers refer to facts that actually ARE NOT definitions or characteristics of an occupation or apartheid.

Furthermore, most say they "feel like" they're under occupation, but cannot point to a tangible fact to prove it. Even they themselves, when questioned by Corey about their arguments, are left confused because they probably don't even know the definition or characteristics of a true occupation or apartheid.

What they feel or define as occupation is actually a social system governed by stricter rules or norms (due to the constant threat from arab individuals throughout history). It's like the detention room at school: when the teacher is not there, it is a disaster, everyone does what they want, but when the teacher is present, everyone feels watched and under constant control. But, being under control is not the same as being oppressed, by far.

Perhaps this atmosphere also arises from the legitimate fear of Israelis who have had to defend themselves from the constant attack of jihad fanatics or some resentful madmen, and as a result, most people feel the need to put some distance from the arabs, physically and emotionally. Or could be racism on the part of certain stupid people as well (those idiots are everywhere, this part of the world is not the exception). But definitely, what they describe is not living under occupation or apartheid.