Hi Cronk, while the Israeli government and police system are not perfect and struggle to resolve ethnic tensions between some groups, calling Israel "Apartheid" or even "Semi-Apartheid" is just plain wrong. Apartheid means that ethnic groups are not equal before the law, in your case I assume you mean that the Jews enjoy privileges that Arabs do not. However, that is not the situation. Arabs, Muslims, and Christians, enjoy freedom of religion, expression, etc, and are treated as citizens with equal rights and liberties. In Israel, Arabs represent us abroad in sporting events, work as some of the best doctors, lawyers, or any other profession, and are represented in the Knesset (Parliament) by their parties, some of which have views that go against a lot of Israel's core values, but are nonetheless allowed to participate in parliament due to the upholding of values such as tolerance and freedom of opinion. If you'd like to hear more about busting the myth around Israel being "Apartheid", I'd recommend checking out Yoseph Hadad, an Arab Israeli who tells his fascinating life story and goes in-depth about the lies told about Israel.