Good point  how does the title relate to the meaning of apartheid? This was discussed somewhat in the centralized Talk and the synthesis. There are two meanings of apartheid: (1st) The official self-described policy of South Africa. (2nd) Similar or analogous policies in other places. The title "Israeli apartheid" uses the 2nd meaning. This seems to favor the anti-Israel side. In the suggestion that started this thread  "Comparisons between Israel and apartheid-era South Africa" the word 'apartheid' has the 1st meaning. This arguably favors the pro-Israel side. But "Israel and apartheid"?? Gee, one of the interesting things about "Israel and apartheid" is that the noun 'apartheid' is not modified (either by Israeli or SA). So here the meaning of 'apartheid' is ambiguous. If you don't mind my asking a follow-up question, Andyvphil, don't you think that ambiguity might add to the appeal of such a title?  | Talk