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🗳️ Unpacking the 2026 Local Government Elections
Join us at the Cape SAJBD AGM on Wednesday, 21 October 2026.
Hear political analyst Wayne Sussman unpack South Africa’s political landscape and discover how the Cape SAJBD is working to protect Jewish life and build a strong Jewish future in the Western Cape.
👉 Register here:
www.greenvelope.com/event/Cape-SAJBD-AGM-2026
We look forward to seeing you there!
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"The Cape SAJBD is sending a clear message: we will not tolerate hatred directed at our community, and we will stand up and fight back when necessary. And, yes, we will deliver a mighty sting to those who attack us."
Our Executive Director compares the Board to a bee with a mighty sting. Read the August edition of the Cape Jewish Chronicle to find out more.
#gettoknowourcommunity #StandAgainstAntiSemitism #RoshHashanah
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Apples, honey and a mighty sting - Cape Jewish Chronicle
cjc.org.za
By DANIEL BLOCH, Exec. Director Cape SAJBD Can you believe it’s already time for apples dipped in honey? Where has this year gone? By the time you read this article, […]
The Cape South African Jewish Board of Deputies welcomes the significant legal victory achieved by Cape Union Mart.
This outcome is an important affirmation that the right to protest and express political views does not extend to harassment, intimidation, or conduct that unfairly targets businesses or individuals.
It is particularly important in the context of the targeting of Jewish individuals and businesses. No person should be subjected to discrimination, intimidation or harassment because of their religion, identity or beliefs. The constitutional rights to equality, dignity, freedom of religion and security apply to all South Africans — including South Africa’s Jewish community.
We commend Cape Union Mart for standing firm in defending its rights through the appropriate legal channels. This outcome reinforces the importance of the rule of law and sends a clear message that political disagreement cannot become a justification for targeting people because they are Jewish or for holding particular beliefs.
We hope this victory contributes to more respectful public discourse and behaviour in South Africa, where free and robust political debate can take place without intimidation, discrimination or the targeting of communities.
Statement issued by:
Daniel Bloch, Executive Director, Cape South African Jewish Board of Deputies
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"This Rosh Hashanah, our family will be in different places and time zones. There will be messages, photos, video calls, and probably a moment when I look at the empty chair and wish that my son was sitting in it. But there will also be appreciation: that a community I have never visited is already looking out for him; that strangers have welcomed him; that he will hear familiar songs thousands of kilometres from Cape Town; and that he will begin building his own Jewish memories."
Our chairperson, Simone, shares her Yom Tov thoughts - read the August edition of the Cape Jewish Chronicle
#capesajbd #RoshHashanah #familymatters
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One email, one people, one heart - Cape Jewish Chronicle
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By SIMONE SULCAS, Chairperson Cape SAJBD This Rosh Hashanah again feels different in our house.For the past four years, my younger son has been studying in the United States, so […]
WOW… what a market! 🤩🍎🍯
This year’s Rosh Hashanah Market was truly one for the books! A day filled with incredible energy, community spirit, laughter, shopping, delicious treats and so much Rosh Hashanah joy.
A heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who came out and supported us, to our amazing volunteers who worked tirelessly behind the scenes, and to our incredibly generous sponsors who helped make it all possible.
And while we had plenty of fun, the most important part is what it was all for.
Every cent raised at the market goes directly to WIZO, supporting our beneficiaries across Israel and helping us continue the vital work we do for women, children, families and communities who need us most.
We are so grateful for our incredible Cape Town community. ❤️
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The Cape South African Jewish Board of Deputies welcomes the significant legal victory achieved by Cape Union Mart
The Cape South African Jewish Board of Deputies welcomes the significant legal victory achieved by Cape Union Mart.This outcome is an important affirmation that...
Simone Sulcas | One email, one people, one heart
"This Rosh Hashanah again feels different in our house. For the past four years, my younger son has been studying in the United States,...
Daniel Bloch | Apples, honey and a mighty sting
"Can you believe it’s already time for apples dipped in honey? Where has this year gone? By the time you read this article, we will...
Daniel Bloch | Are Jews terrible at world domination?
"For as long as any of us can remember, Jews have been accused of dominating the world. We supposedly control the banks, the media,...
Simone Sulcas | The teacup moment
"An objectively minor incident occurred in the first week following my admission as an attorney. Subjectively, it was profound. I was brimming with the enthusiasm...
Cape SAJBD takes more ‘Jew haters’ to court
“Shame on you Jews and Nazionists . You caused the most suffering than any other nation. Shame on you, killers and murderers.” This was a statement made by Muslim...