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.
From Skippers Canyon Road in New Zealand to BR-319 in Brazil. Here are five of the world's most dangerous roads.
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.
Political Affairs: Results are coming in from elections for politicians indicating that Israel’s position in the world might not be as bad as the impression gleaned from social media and on campuses
Aish.com, post-October 7, saw a 300% surge in live web chat use, aiding Jews worldwide to reconnect with their heritage amid rising antisemitism.
Al-Quds Foundation South Africa, self-described as a branch of designated Hamas proxies based in Lebanon, was at the center of a Jerusalem Post investigative report from January.
ANC and DA unite in South Africa's new government, marking a historic shift with economic priorities outlined for national unity.
General elections in South Africa were held on May 29 to elect a new National Assembly, and were the seventh democratic elections held since the end of the Apartheid regime.
The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Tamar Uriel-Beeri and Sarah Ben-Nun.
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