Africa
The African National Congress “has positioned South Africa as a link in the global web of terror financing,” the ISGAP think tank says.
Oslo will submit a resolution to the U.N. General Assembly that will request the court to give an advisory opinion.
Separately, the ICC continues to deliberate on a request to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Gallant.
Mandla Mandela, a vocal anti-Israel activist, was reportedly informed that his presence in the United Kingdom was “not conducive to the public good.”
The city’s Sandton Drive is home to the U.S. consulate.
The Palestinian terrorist gained notoriety for the 1969 hijacking of TWA flight 840 and the 1970 attempt to hijack El Al flight 219.
Magen David Adom will use the cars in communities attacked on Oct. 7
“We are committed to deepening our partnerships towards a brighter future for all,” said Ambassador to the UAE Amir Hayek on Abraham Accords anniversary.
Ottawa’s former justice minister traces the eruption of Jew-hatred on North American college campuses to the 1970s.
The comments by Sheikh Riad Fataar, the head of the Muslim Judicial Council in the Western Cape, are “deeply disappointing and disturbing,” said the executive director of the Cape South African Jewish Board of Deputies.
It comes amid a diplomatic tug-of-war in the region between supporters and opponents of Israel.
Pretoria is hoping that proof of their allegations will come from other places.
