Editor Daveed Fakher
Would South Africa Take Action Against The Jewish State * Israel * ?!
Susan Halimi / England
South Africa is considering expelling the Israeli Ambassador from its country. It is possible that this could cause a diplomatic avalanche heard many third world countries and perhaps others would also then
follow suit, leaving Israel quite isolated. That Isolation could in turn create some severe difficulties for Israel. I believe that any sort of diplomatic isolation of Israel will be more dangerous than the
1975 U.N. Zionism is Racism Resolution was, because at that time the United States very clearly and openly had Israel's back. That is sadly not Israel's present reality. Hence anything we can do to help stem an
international anti-Israel tide is significant. Below is a link from a South African website that is conducting a public opinion poll on whether South Africa should expel the Israeli Ambassador. As of today June 9th with 115,000 votes in its 51% yes to break off diplomatic
relations and 49% no. Please vote, I do believe that the South African Government will be looking at this poll as a possible factor in their decision.
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