SAJBD engage with the leadership of Pick n Pay

MAGEN DAVID’S ARE BACK UP.

The SAJBD have engaged with the leadership of Pick n Pay following their removal of the Magen David in the Pesach food aisle in the Norwood store. We shared with them the hurt felt by our community of the Magen Davids (Stars of David) and they expressed their deep regret that they were removed. They have subsequently returned the Jewish symbol to their rightful place. Pick n Pay further expressed that there was never an intention to cause hurt and they have unreservedly apologised to the Jewish community.

We look forward to working with Pick’ n Pay going forward as we have for many decades.

The Magen David's are back up

The Magen David's are back up

The Magen David's are back up

The Magen David's are back up

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SAJBD engage with the leadership of Pick n Pay

MAGEN DAVID’S ARE BACK UP.

The SAJBD have engaged with the leadership of Pick n Pay following their removal of the Magen David in the Pesach food aisle in the Norwood store. We shared with them the hurt felt by our community of the Magen Davids (Stars of David) and they expressed their deep regret that they were removed. They have subsequently returned the Jewish symbol to their rightful place. Pick n Pay further expressed that there was never an intention to cause hurt and they have unreservedly apologised to the Jewish community.

We look forward to working with Pick’ n Pay going forward as we have for many decades.

David Saks responds to Oscar van Heerden's antisemitic articles in News24

"Contrary to what is often claimed, no credible Jewish leader equate any criticism of the State of Israel with antisemitism, that is, hatred towards people of the Jewish faith and/or ethnicity. Pretty much without exception, all accept, as per the formulation of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, that “criticism of Israel similar to that levelled against any other country cannot be regarded as antisemitic”.

​Wendy Kahn receives the Moses Award for leadership at this year’s Jewish Africa Conference

Wendy Kahn, National Director of the SAJBD, received the Moses Award for leadership at this year’s Jewish Africa Conference in Cape Town. Recognized for her tireless work, she’s been a driving force in safeguarding Jewish life within South Africa’s vibrant community.

In her heartfelt acceptance speech, Wendy highlighted the how inspired she is to see the formation of a united 'African Jewish' bloc, bringing together communities from across the continent. She also celebrated the resilience and courage of South African Jews.