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It’s such a strange situation that we’re relieved – almost grateful – that Grammy Award-winning South African DJ, Black Coffee, decided to perform in Israel. I...
When word got out in the community last week that someone from our community had been kidnapped and was being held hostage, for many of us...
There’s so much happening in our world, but when tragedy strikes too close to home, the rest becomes a blur. There are a few people within...
I had a conversation with an Israeli grandson of a Holocaust survivor this week. It gave substance to thoughts that were ruminating in my head all...
We have our national president on our front page today. It’s wonderful to read that President Cyril Ramaphosa and the South African Jewish Board of Deputies...
We have so much to be grateful for. That may sound like such a trite thing to say when there’s still coronavirus around us after two...
As we’re gearing up for Pesach in a world where COVID-19 is becoming part of our day-to-day lives and the war in Ukraine continues, we asked...
Years ago, I was talking to a female editor of an important mainstream newspaper, someone I held in high esteem, a mentor of sorts. She was...
As South Africans, we are pretty famous for saying sorry. We say sorry if we want to get past someone, if we want to ask the...
If a former Nazi, his relative or friend, wants to express remorse for the slaughter of European Jews in the Second World War, to whom should...
GEOFF SIFRIN Israel Apartheid Week will test Habib’s resolve GEOFF SIFRIN Wits University was aflame last year with demonstrations around the Palestinian-Israeli conflict when its new...
