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The Chevra Kadisha in Oudtshoorn this week discovered the Oudtshoorn Jewish Cemetary to have been vandalised, with a number of gravestones damaged in the process. Family members of those buried…
Voting in public representatives is a unique opportunity for you, as a member of our community to engage, debate and decide who best will represent your views, fulfil the organisation’s…
Originally communicated in a UOS and Beth Din letter dated 16 July 2020. Dear Colleagues and Friends It is a Mitzvah to erect a monument over the graves of…
by Gwynne Robins When the British took over the Cape in 1806, it took possession of Dutch properties including the shabby Camps Bay farmhouse bought from Von Kamptz, after whom…
Learn more about the final list of Public Ballot nominees — their careers and their motivations for standing in the Cape SAJBD Board Election 2020. Download the Public Ballot Nominees…
Learn more about the final list of Public Ballot nominees — their careers and their motivations for standing in the Cape SAJBD Board Election 2020.
The Institue for Jewish Policy Research and the Kaplan Centre for Jewish Studies at the University of Cape Town in March 2020 released their findings after surveying the Jews of…
The report details Jewish identity, community, society and demography, and was compiled by Dr David Graham, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for Jewish Policy Research in London and Honorary Associate at the Department of Hebrew, Biblical and Jewish Studies at the University of Sydney.
Author: Cape SAJBD, 2020
NO PLACE FOR HATE: Cultivating understanding and unity with LGBTQIA+ individuals in our community. Produced by the Cape SAJBD in March 2017. Contributors: • Cape SAJBD • Activist: Mathilde Myburgh • Activist & Speaker: Dr Anastacia Tomson
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