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One of the myths among whites in South Africa was that “blacks want to throw us into the sea.” Many of apartheid’s practices were formally based on security, mostly those involving restrictions on movement. Thus, for example, black citizens needed permits to move around the country. During the final years of apartheid, its practices became more severe.

In Israel, institutional discrimination is meant to preserve the supremacy of a group of Jewish settlers over Palestinian Arabs. As far as discriminatory practices are concerned, it is hard to find differences between white rule in South Africa and Israeli rule in the territories; for example, separate areas and separate laws for Jews and Palestinians.

http://enduringamerica.com/2010/01/06/wednesday-debate-are-israel-and-apartheid-south-africa-really-different/