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Israel’s conduct in the “genocidal war” against Hamas in Gaza “is an attack on the very foundations of the international legal order,” states the application.
The party might align with opposition Democratic Alliance, which could moderate its hostile stance on the Jewish state.
The Foreign Ministry calls the depiction an “unintentional mistake” and “technical error.”
A vote expected quickly on simple text is almost certain to meet U.S. resistance.
The South Africa Jewish Board of Deputies expressed its “revulsion” at “the introduction of a call to exterminate Jews” by the South African president.
“South Africa has become a leading voice for terror,” says the director of the Institute for the study of Global Antisemitism and Policy.
An Israeli hospital will extend pediatric cardiac care, including surgeries, catheterizations and flights to Israel for treatment, as part of a five-year agreement signed with Rwanda.
“Calling something a genocide, again and again, does not make it genocide,” said Gilad Noam, an attorney for the Jewish state. “Repeating a lie does not make it true.”
Pretoria’s mission to the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah will be open for voting.
South Africa is again asking The Hague to order Jerusalem to halt its attack.
In his Yom Ha’atzmaut address, the country’s top Jewish leader named “the only thing” preventing another Holocaust.
The community representatives were there to show opposition to the “Global Anti-Apartheid Conference for Palestine.”