Israel an apartheid state?

Israel is often criticized as an apartheid state, cited are the separation barrier, separate roads, and invasive searches. However, these measures were responses to suicide bombings and terrorist attacks that massacred Israeli citizens. The barrier and separate roads were constructed to prevent such infiltrations and shootings, thereby reducing violent interactions. Similarly, thorough searches by IDF soldiers and border police are aimed at preventing attacks, with searches being a direct consequence of security threats. Historically, even before Israel's establishment in 1938, when similar violent acts occurred, the British army's response included fences and physical searches, yet no claims of apartheid were made then. Critics of Israel's policies overlook these historical and security contexts. The video referenced provides a historical documentary perspective, underscoring that even in the absence of a state, violence against Jews persisted.