Ex-Spymaster Calls Israel 'Apartheid' Regime
News - Middle East: A former head of Israel's Mossad spy agency has said the occupying entity enforces an "apartheid" system against Palestinians.
Tamir Pardo, who was the regime's spymaster from 2011 to 2016, made the remarks to The Associated Press on Wednesday.
"In a territory where two people are judged under two legal systems, that's an apartheid state," he said.
"Let's say there's a car accident between the car of a Jewish settler and the car of a Palestinian who lives in Hebron or Nablus. Each one of them stands before a different legal system. One under the military legal system and the other, the civilian system," Pardo noted.
Apartheid refers to the system of racial separation in South Africa that ended in 1994.
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