Israel uprooted 10,000 olive trees in al-Mughayyir during a three-day siege of the West Bank Palestinian village. The Israeli army stated that uprooting the trees was intended to “deter” village residents and make them “pay a heavy price.”
I interpret that as different than what you originally said, where you were specifically addressing components of government.
Not that I believe any government, or object, or concept has any inherent “right” to anything.
But dismantling a society is fundamentally different than dismantling a government.
The only correlary I can think of is truth and reconciliation in SA. But in some ways what Israel has done, both historically and recently, is far worse than apartheid SA.
Then we need to talk about the fact that the current Israeli government is, largely, an extension of Israeli society.
I’m suggesting that we dismantle Israeli society, like, entirely.
I interpret that as different than what you originally said, where you were specifically addressing components of government.
Not that I believe any government, or object, or concept has any inherent “right” to anything.
But dismantling a society is fundamentally different than dismantling a government.
The only correlary I can think of is truth and reconciliation in SA. But in some ways what Israel has done, both historically and recently, is far worse than apartheid SA.