[The S.African Govt hates Israel. The S.African Govt hates it when White men are armed. They fear White men with guns – it gives them sleepless nights.

Our Minister of Intelligence, Mr Ronnie Kasrils, is an Athiest Jew who spent years in the Soviet Union, can speak Russian, holds a senior position in the South African Communist Party and now heads our KGB… er, Intelligence Services. This Communist Jew, hates Israel with an unbridled passion – and is rejected by most of the Jewish community in South Africa.

The Govt does not want White men to be armed inside S.Africa, or to travel to the rest of the world and practise any military skills (which they could of course bring back and use HERE!!!). They want White Males to stay away from weapons and anything military because it gives them the creeps.

So when Jewish South Africans end up in the Israeli Defence force… (some might not even be Jews, but they move to Israel anyway)… this really ticks off our Anti-Semitic Black pro-Muslim Masters – who would like to see Israel wiped off the face of the Earth forever.

Interestingly, this article did not appear on the South African websites that I frequent. It actually appeared in the Jerusalem Post, and relates to the anti-Israel conference the ANC hosted here a few weeks back where President Mbeki expressed his deep love and admiration for that paedophilic Jew-hating terrorist: Yasser Arafat.

What I’d like to know is the answer to the question posed by the Israeli Journalist: What about the rumours of Muslim Terrorist training grounds in South Africa? Some years back I also heard rumours along these lines. But I never came across anything firm. It is interesting that the Israelis also seem to take these rumours quite seriously. It should be noted that the ANC and the PLO were very close and helped each other many years ago – so I would not be surprised if there was clandestine support for Muslim terrorists… because our Govt is very supportive of the enemies of Israel/USA in the Middle East. Jan]

South Africa may take legal action against its citizens currently serving in the Israel Defense Forces if it receives “hard and substantive information” on such people, the South African Ministry of Intelligence said Tuesday.

The government will not pursue the matter until that information is forthcoming, the ministry told The Jerusalem Post.

The issue of South African citizens serving in Israel’s armed forces was raised last week in Cape Town at a UN-sponsored conference on the “Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People” by a delegate of the Palestine Solidarity Committee.

The delegate, a South African citizen, asked South Africa’s Minister of Intelligence Ronald Kasrils whether his ministry knew that Jewish South African citizens were being “recruited” in South Africa and sent to fight in the IDF.

In response, Kasrils, who is Jewish, said that should the delegate, or his group, provide “hard information” and “full details,” including names of any passport-holding South African citizens currently serving in the IDF, then the ministry would follow up on the information and check whether those people are in contravention of South Africa’s Foreign Military Assistance Act.

The law states that a citizen of South Africa is forbidden to serve in a foreign military. The head of communications at the Ministry of Intelligence, Lorna Daniels, could not say whether the law applies to South African citizens who hold dual citizenship.

Asked what the minister meant by “hard information,” Daniels said Kasrils asked the delegate of the Palestine Solidarity Committee to come up with the names and details of South Africans currently serving in the IDF. If any legal action is required from the information received, the ministry will consider taking it, Daniels said.

Daniels added that it was too early to speak of what action the government would take against citizens serving in the IDF, as that information has not reached the ministry.

Daniels said that the ministry encourages members of the public to inform on people they consider “a security concern.”

“Once we have the information, it is up to us to decide whether it requires further investigation. We will decide if the issue requires further follow-up based on the information that the Palestine Solidarity Committee provides, if it provides it,” he said.

“There is no intention by the government of South Africa to look for this information itself. We are not going to conduct a witch hunt or anything like that,” Daniels said, adding that the ministry is “only speculating now on an issue that was raised at the conference and is not actively looking into it.”

Asked by The Jerusalem Post if she was aware of media reports of Muslim combatant training grounds in South Africa, Daniels said the reports were a matter of record, and that the ministry was “aware of the alleged practice.”

“I am not saying that it exists, but we are aware of the possibility. As with any other country, South Africa is not immune to terrorism. Obviously, if found to be true, it would be in contravention of South African law,” Daniels said.

According to its Web site, the Palestine Solidarity Committee of South Africa was formed in 1998 as “a secular initiative to promote the Palestinian cause in South Africa and to lead an international anti-apartheid movement against Apartheid Israel.”

In response, the South African Zionist Federation and a South African-Israeli citizen have denied that any “recruitment” of South African Jewish citizens to the IDF occurs.

“I have never heard of any army recruitment,” South African Zionist Federation director Sidney Shapiro told the ‘Post on Tuesday. “South African citizens who are serving in the IDF are Israeli citizens also. It is obligatory for them to serve.”

“They don’t push the army thing,” said a 28-year-old South African-Israeli citizen who made aliya four years ago and served in the Combat Engineering Corps. He said he wanted to remain anonymous to protect the privacy of his family, who live in Cape Town.

“There is no recruitment. There was no representative of the IDF when I visited the Jewish Agency when I wanted aliya information.”

If the South African government decides to take legal action against its citizens serving in the IDF, the South African-Israeli said he would “fight them in court.”

“If I was brought up for trial in South Africa, I would tell them that I didn’t come here to fight in the army. I came here to study, to get in touch with my Jewish roots. I love South Africa and I would never do anything to jeopardize South Africa’s security.” He said he would be “greatly saddened” if his South African citizenship was threatened.

Concerning the language used by the Palestinian delegate in his claim, the South African-Israeli said “it’s a typical method to paint anything to do with Israelis as illegal and apartheid-like.”

“This whole issue is an attempt by a pro-Palestinian group to put the government of South Africa even further in opposition to Israel,” he said.

Source: Jerusalem Post
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