South Africa
‘The New York Times’ and the grotesque NGO ‘halo effect’ - opinion
Politicized NGOs and sympathetic media outlets continue amplifying unverified claims against Israel as fact.
S. African non-Jewish activists protest at Holocaust center with ‘Jews for Free Palestine' shirts
British paratroopers lead airdrop onto Tristan da Cunha for suspected hantavirus case
Jerusalem highlights: May 8-14
American pastor kidnapped by armed men in South Africa in front of congregation
American pastor Josh Sullivan was kidnapped during a church service in South Africa, authorities are investigating. His family is calling for prayers for his safe return.
Nicaragua withdraws intervention request in South Africa's ICJ case
To date, Libya, Mexico, “Palestine,” Spain, Turkey, Chile, the Maldives, Bolivia, Cuba, Ireland and Belize have initiated proceedings to intervene in the case under Articles 62 and 63.
Banned ambassador to South Africa wears US sanction 'as a badge of dignity'
“It was not our choice to come home, but we come home with no regrets,” Ebrahim Rasool said.
Pro-Iran axis hosts Western activists, Hamas leaders at Houthi conference
The Houthi terror group host a pro-Iran conference with Hamas leaders and Western activists, sparking calls to investigate potential terror links.
South Africa allocates millions for ICJ case against Israel, SA Zionist Federation condemns
The federation criticized what it termed an "appalling misuse of taxpayer funds" for the case.
'We want Hitler': Johannesburg politician threatens to wear Hitler shirt
Johannesburg councilor sparks outrage by invoking Hitler in anti-Israel tirade, drawing condemnation from Jewish leaders and political figures.
Rubio bars South African ambassador from US, citing 'nothing to discuss'
Trump has said that "South Africa is confiscating land" and that "certain classes of people" are being treated "very badly."
South African activists armed with wanted posters demand local Jews be arrested or deported
Many of the Jewish community members pictured on the wanted signs said they had never committed any crime nor had they ever worked or lived in Israel.
Why South Africa is breaking away from its western allies - interview
As South Africa strengthens ties with Iran, China, and Russia while challenging Israel at the ICJ, experts examine whether ideology or pragmatism is driving Pretoria's controversial diplomatic moves.
The world's first openly gay imam murdered in Cape Town
A pioneering gay imam was killed in a Cape Town ambush; police have yet to say if they will investigate his death as a hate crime.
