We closely monitor and investigate all acts of antisemitism in South Africa. We work closely with a legal team and the relevant authorities to assist members of our community who have experienced discrimination based on their Jewish faith and/ or identity.
Through millennia, the Jewish people have experienced persecution because of our religious faith and ethnic background.
Today, we find ourselves in a Republic of South Africa whose ideals echo our deepest commitments to shared humanity, respect, dignity, freedom and life.
Should you find yourself discriminated against because of the colour of your skin, your religion, race, ethnic belonging, gender, sexual orientation or identity, we will stand with you. We know your fear and seek to understand your hardship. You are not alone.
Reach out to the Cape SAJBD. Together with a legal team and the appropriate authorities, we will ensure hate incidents are investigated and addressed in your community. Silence is often the greatest threat to our civil rights.
Reach out to SAJBD Cape. Should you find yourself discriminated against because of your religion, race, ethnic belonging, gender, sexual orientation or identity, we will stand with you.
Our legal team together with appropriate authorities will make sure hate incidents are investigated and addressed in your community. Silence is often the greatest threat to our civil rights.
The Consul General to the United States, Todd Haskell, in partnership with the Cape South African Jewish Board of Deputies and the South African Jewish Museum, invites members of the community to a talk by renowned historian.
“You can’t carry an axe, you have to carry a scalpel.” Ambassador Deborah Lipstadt, Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism, addressed an audience of over 200 people at the Gardens
Join us on Wednesday, 11 August at 17:30, as we discuss how to navigate online hate, cyberbullying and antisemitism, with guest speakers Emma Sadleir (CEO of the Digital Law Company),
This Friday, 9 April at 12:00, as part of the annual Holocaust Commemoration Day (Yom HaShoah), six Holocaust survivors will each light a memorial candle, give testimony and provide a
You are cordially invited to listen to experts unpack the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism for us on Thursday night 4 March from 19:00 to 20:00. But that’s not all they’ll do.
You are cordially invited to attend our ‘COPING WITH COVID: Thoughts of the Interfaith Community’ event on Thursday 4 February. This event takes place during the United Nations Interfaith Harmony
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