Israel’s Knesset has enacted a controversial anti-terror law permitting the collective punishment of families of terrorists, raising concerns about potential discrimination against Palestinians. Previous practices have involved the destruction of homes in the West Bank linked to terror suspects. Proponents argue the law serves as a deterrent, while critics, including human rights lawyer Michael Sfard, warn it undermines democratic principles and extends beyond legal norms. The law’s application may lead to the expulsion of Palestinian families, highlighting ongoing tensions in Israeli society and debates over definitions of terrorism.