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The reality is even worse than you might
expect; discourse about Israel breaks the
bounds of what is considered acceptable
(even by elastic South African standards) in
all other areas. Placing a pig’s head in the
kosher food section of a Woolworth’s store
would not only be unheard of anywhere else
in the world, but no analogy of it can be
found elsewhere in South African politics.
Mcebo Dlamini, president of the Wits SRC,
praised Adolf Hitler as a charismatic leader.
It’s unlikely that recent history’s paramount
racist would have been praised in any other
context of South African politics, other
than in a discussion about Israel.
If the students of today are the leaders
of tomorrow, the present situation on SA’s
campuses presents a real danger for the future. The older generation of ANC officialdom had direct knowledge of Jews (and
not just the Ronnie Kasrils type). The future leadership developing on campus today has no such personal relationships and
is in danger of believing their own inflam Y