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Watch the full movie about The Mossad Spy from South Africa Our webinar on Sylvia, the Mossad spy from Graaff-Reinet who led an Israeli hit squad...
Youth Day commemorates the day in 1976 when South African youth stood up for their future. The SA Jewish Report asks Jewish youth what this day...
Young Johannesburg theatrical talent Serena Steinhauer wrote and will perform THE UNDONE – Resilience is a Choice later this month. The SA Jewish Report caught up...
King David High School Linksfield Grade 10 pupils’ concern about poor literacy levels in South Africa led them to help build up the library of Orange...
Bring your popcorn and snuggle under the covers with The SA Jewish Report Online Film Festival The Second World War was over, the United Nations voted...
The Absa Jewish Achiever Awards 2023, which will be held on 21 October, will include a brand new award – the Rising Star Award – recognising...
Actor, director, and playwright Megan Choritz has just launched her first novel. The SA Jewish Report catches up with her. How would you describe yourself? That’s...
King David High School Victory Park’s debating team won the inaugural FW de Klerk Foundation Challenge Debate against Randfontein High School at KDVP on 29 May,...
Diller Teen Fellows this year focused on the issue of “period poverty” in underprivileged communities. The Grade 11s on the programme collaborated with non-governmental organisations Fingertips...
A few weeks ago, American ambassador to South Africa, Reuben E. Brigety II, accused South Africa of arming Russia in its invasion of Ukraine. The rand...
South African Advertising Regulatory Board Chief Executive Gail Schimmel, is an acclaimed fiction writer who has just brought out another book titled Little Secrets. The SA...
Few books are lauded by television stars, senior rabbis, an Israeli president, and United States senators, but Chief Rabbi Dr Warren Goldstein’s book on Shabbat has...
Johannesburg nonagenarian Joy Rothenberg is competing this week in an all-African bridge tournament, having recently received her South African colours to represent her country. On 22...
ORT SA has announced the appointment of Roland Sassoon as its new president. Sassoon is a banking and finance veteran, and is former chief executive of...
As the weather cools in the south and Shavuot sits on the horizon, we invite you to indulge in delectable treats from across the globe. Join...
Acclaimed opera singer Aviva Pelham has performed around the world, bridging many genres. The SA Jewish Report speaks to her as she releases her autobiography, My...
Acclaimed South African author, journalist, and academic, Professor Jonny Steinberg, recently launched his latest book, Winnie & Nelson – Portrait of a Marriage. The SA Jewish...
Steven Gruzd isn’t just a political analyst and contributor to the SA Jewish Report, he’s also the reigning Scrabble Masters and Collins Cup champion. This accomplished...
Tzivos Hashem South Africa’s national Pirkei Avot Arts & Culture competition has taken off again this year, with Jewish kids being given the opportunity to share...
EL AL has launched EL AL Protect, a flexible addition to your ticket that enables ticket cancellations for any reason. EL AL Protect is launching at...
Photographic artist Caroline Suzman has an exhibition, I Declare I am Here, at the Wits Art Museum. The SA Jewish Report speaks to her about it....
Two Jewish mothers who have dedicated their lives to entertainment and their families (in various measures) will launch their first official production, The Dress Code, this...
Hilary Jocum, the chairperson of the IUA/UCF in Pretoria, received the Yakir Award from Keren Hayesod-UIA World Chairperson Sam Grundwerg at a gala dinner during the...
In the run-up to Israel’s 75th Yom Ha’atzmaut this week, Israeli President Isaac Herzog announced the establishment of consultations among world Jewry to precede the launch...
To celebrate Israel’s 75th birthday, the SA Jewish Report asked school children why Israel is important to us this Yom Ha’atzmaut. Here is a selection of...
Cape Town author Joanne Jowell recently launched her latest biography, I am Ella, about Holocaust survivor Ella Blumenthal. The SA Jewish Report speaks to her about...
South African photojournalist Ilan Ossendryver, who has lived in Israel and visited it many times over the past 25 years, shows the country’s growth through his...
For our 150th broadcast, on the eve of Freedom Day, as we celebrate 28 years of democracy, we come face to face with South Africa’s reality....
This Pesach we take you on a journey across the archaeological plains of Egypt, its politics and the Jews that remain, to spirituality, musical magic, and...
One of the key themes of Pesach is freedom. The SA Jewish Report asked students at Jewish schools to consider what freedom means to them. This...
In our Pesach webinar this week (Thursday, 30 March), Howard Sackstein interviews Ruth Wasserman Lande, a South African-born Israeli politician who was posted to Egypt as...
At age 60 something, Rabbi Dovid Hazdan grabbed a backpack, a Torah and his Tefillin, and decided to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. He may be the first...
Chief Rabbi Dr Warren Goldstein opened the inaugural Sandton Sinai Inter Jewish Day School Student Leadership Summit on 12 March with a powerful message about the...
How to build a world-class city! with Chris Pappas of uMngeni & Geordin Hill-Lewis of Cape Town Our cities are crumbling, money is missing, there’s no...
Junior Smith, aged five, of Noupoort in the Northern Cape, was recently donated an Israeli made wheelchair specifically designed for children thanks to WIZO Durban, generous...
Greg Blank was the most charismatic and high-flying golden boy of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange until he got sentenced to jail on 48 counts of fraud....
A new bakery was launched on 1 March on the grounds of Sacred Heart College, Observatory, as part of a local community upliftment initiative. Named Heart...
Twelve-year-old chess prodigy Caleb Levitan won the award for the most promising sportsperson of the year in Gauteng at the 11th annual Gauteng Sports Awards on...
Great Park Synagogue rabbi and Torah Academy Dean Rabbi Dovid Hazdan climbed to the top of the Roof of Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro, in February, taking a...
It’s September 1939. War has just begun. The Nazis have begun an extermination programme – against their own children. Late summer. The first day of September,...