Justice Minister Ronald Lamola said that in South Africa Jews ‘attend churches in peace’
By Daniel Ben-David
Israel's legal team will be given three hours on Friday morning to refute South Africa's accusations
By JC Reporter
The government's choice of one of its biggest opponents has surprised observers and has met with mixed reactions from government members
By David Isaac
The government said it was "gravely concerned" that some of its nationals have joined the Israeli military
Captain of South Africa’s under-19 team is targeted after pro-Israel speech at Jewish awards ceremony
By Paul Cainer
Albie Sachs was one of several Jewish lawyers who have made their mark in the battle against apartheid
Over 20% of the school's students make aliyah
By Rolene Marks
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Royal Academy exhibits astonishing multi-media creations of William Kentridge, whose art was overlooked for years owing to his opposition to South African regime
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An award-winning South African DJ has performed for in Israel his fourth time
By Georgia L Gilholy
I faced the reality of apartheid, and paid a heavy price
The South African Jewish Report refused to apologise after press body ruled against it
By Josh Kaplan