So, if it from the UN it MUST be true. What about the five surrounding Arab nations NOT honoring their part and shooting bombs into Israel pre-1967? While Israel may have initiated raids, they were in response to Arab hostilities. So, they conquered the land back for self-preservation since parts of Israel were around 9 miles wide. The Golan Heights were used a rocket and bomb launching lands. So, you can quote the UN (with about as much credibility as Bernie Madoff in many cases) all you want, but Syria allowed terrorists to run raids, and that started the whole thing. How short our memories!
There's a difference between occupying and conquering. Occupying to defend oneself is legal. Conquering to take over land is not. What Israel is doing by building settlements is conquering, and that is antithetical to a civilized world. We didn't build settlements in Japan after WWII. We built military installations for security reasons, which are legal by treaty with Japan and Germany. The problem is that people like you read people like me who say that Israel is breaking a serious law as, "Israel is and always has been the aggressor." I'm aware of the Six Day war and the intifadas. I'm aware that the Arab world is hostile to Israel, and would be even if Israel pulled out of Palestine. None of this gives Israel the right to annex territory or to act an an apartheid state. Israel is a signatory to the UN convention. This isn't "from the UN". It's called international law. It's not a new concept, as treaties have been in force since governments started using diplomacy.
It isn't true that they are an "apartheid"state at all - as shown above "Palestine" was comprised of both Jews and Arabs (hardly apartheid), and the original Arabs have been given full citizenship in Israel and have full rights (unlike many "apartheid" Arab nations that don't recognize rights for women to ge t educated, drive, talk to men other thantheir husband, etc). I think you have misused the term "apartheid" in this case.