South Africa is a nation at the southern end of Africa, with a population of around 62 million.
A former British colony, it is one of the most geopolitically significant countries in the region and possesses influence on the world stage as a member of the G20.
Home to a very diverse population, South Africa also has a sizeable Jewish community, thought to be the 12th largest in the world, said to number between 52,000 and 75,000 Jews.
The ICC accepted filings from over 60 governments and NGOs regarding arrest requests for Netanyahu, Gallant, and Hamas officials.
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Despite the global rise in antisemitism, the increase in South Africa since the Israel-Hamas war outbreak has halted, reports the South African Jewish Report.
Joining Britain’s human rights community, Levin became director of a legal reform group that helped secure the release of six men from Northern Ireland who were serving life sentences.
Momentum teaches a group of South African women how to advocate for the Jewish state in an increasingly hostile environment back home.
The seeds of South African involvement were planted in the sands from which the city of Ashkelon would spring right at the beginning of the nascent Jewish state.
In conjunction with the South African Women’s Zionist Organization (WIZO), Elizabeth Campbell and her friends began writing letters of support to ordinary Israelis and IDF troops.
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A controversial children's coloring book titled "From the River to the Sea" in South Africa promotes antisemitic narratives, excludes Israelis, and denies Israel's right to exist.
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