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May 17, 2018
When top Israeli musical hitmaker Doron Medalie was a little boy, his South African bobba and zaida were his greatest fans and made a point of being at his performances.
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May 17, 2018
“Anyone who supports Zionism or who fraternises with Zionists is a racist and is complicit in illegal activity."
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May 17, 2018
This week, the South African government called on the Jewish community to condemn Israel and turn its back on the Jewish homeland, following a week of deadly riots at the Gaza border and high drama in the region.
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May 17, 2018
A poster calling Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane a “Jew Boy” who “supports the massacre of people of colour” – and who is pictured with “Israeli Mass Murderer, Benjamin Netanyahu” – was circulated on WhatsApp and social media on Wednesday.
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May 17, 2018
The Jewish National Fund (JNF) of South Africa is appealing for urgent funds to support its campaign to provide bomb shelters for Israeli residents in the north of Israel.
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May 17, 2018
“South Africa should kick out the Israeli ambassador in Pretoria and shut down all trade with Israel. There is no place in South Africa for anyone who condones Israel’s actions. The government should investigate the SA Jewish Board of Deputies (SAJBD),” shouted Tony Ehrenreich, provincial secretary of the Congress of SA Trade Unions (COSATU) at the anti-Israel protest in Cape Town on Tuesday.
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May 17, 2018
“This is a terrorist crime. It is an attack on the sanctity of a place of worship and‚ furthermore‚ it is the indiscriminate killing of innocent people based purely on their religious beliefs. This has all the hallmarks of the Islamic State (ISIS) style of operation in Iraq and Syria.” So said Moulana Aftab Haider‚ the national co-ordinator of the Ahlul Bait Foundation of South Africa, after last Thursday’s deadly attack on a mosque in Ottawa, north of Durban.
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May 17, 2018
I keep wishing this week had been a bad dream rather than reality for the South African Jewish community, and that we would wake up and everything that has been said and done in the wake of the Gaza border killings was erased.
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May 17, 2018
The disconnect between what was happening inside the new American embassy – as it was being inaugurated on Monday afternoon in Jerusalem – and the scenes playing outside its walls, could not have been greater.
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May 17, 2018
Despite racism, crime and the land issue, there is hope for a better future if South Africans unite and draw inspiration from biblical figures who confronted apparent hopelessness.
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“Anyone who supports Zionism or who fraternises with Zionists is a racist and is complicit in illegal activity."
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This week, the South African government called on the Jewish community to condemn Israel and turn its back on the Jewish homeland, following a week of deadly riots at the Gaza border and high drama in the region.
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“South Africa should kick out the Israeli ambassador in Pretoria and shut down all trade with Israel. There is no place in South Africa for anyone who condones Israel’s actions. The government should investigate the SA Jewish Board of Deputies (SAJBD),” shouted Tony Ehrenreich, provincial secretary of the Congress of SA Trade Unions (COSATU) at the anti-Israel protest in Cape Town on Tuesday.
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South African Jews can be forgiven for being confused about Israel and South Africa, both of which concern them immensely. The abiding feeling is a conflict of loyalties.
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During the darkest days of apartheid, Rosalie Bloch sheltered families of detainees and apartheid activists in the lounge of her home in Mowbray, Cape Town. On Saturday, her body and that of her husband, Aubrey Jackson, were found in that same lounge, after they had been tied up and killed in what police are saying is a robbery gone wrong.
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