South Africa’s case against Israel has ‘changed’ minds – SA Foreign Minister Lamola | DW News

South Africa’s case against Israel has ‘changed’ minds – SA Foreign Minister Lamola | DW News



South Africa’s Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola thinks that his country’s genocide case against Israel has changed the public’s consciousness. South Africa brought the case before the International Court of Justice in December 2023. Since then many countries have joined South Africa in its condemnation of Israel’s military operation in the Gaza Strip, which Israel started following the Hamas attacks on October 7, 2o23. Hamas is designated a terrorist organization in many countries, including Germany. In an interview with DW’s Political Correspondent Simon Young, Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola also addresses the allegations by US President Donald Trump of white South African farmers being persecuted. He denies claims that the South African government is more concerned with foreign conflicts than with the daily struggle of its citizens.

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48 thoughts on “South Africa’s case against Israel has ‘changed’ minds – SA Foreign Minister Lamola | DW News”

  1. I don't agree with ANC policies, they are corrupt and incompetent but when it comes to the matter at hand I fully support them. Israel must stop it's aggression, Russia must stop it's aggression. The US foreign policies are affecting everyone, why must we pay for Trump's choice to go to war with Iran?

  2. You can be certain that there are millions who wont stop acting till the criminals responsible for the genocide are in prison! Millions, every day, in whatever way they can, some rich, some skilled, some courageous! Every day! The more unjust it gets the more people join the group! Power to the people!

  3. Answering around the questions Soweto killings are condemned but he does not anwer the question about Iranian citizens getting killed because they demonstrated neither the point about Putin invading and killing the Ukrainians Dodges the important points

  4. They can't even apply the rule of law. This ANC government have rotten and destroyed South Africa. Back wards thinking and they will always try to bluff the world! But come live here and see for yourself!! ANC have destroyed everything!!!

  5. What stands out is how some countries are expected to follow international law while others just reinterpret it when it’s convenient. South Africa calling for the same rules for everyone hits a nerve. Conflicts don’t get solved when power decides what’s legal, they get solved when justice is actually consistent. That imbalance is what keeps the world stuck like this.

  6. Mr Lamola needs to now get his government stop allowing Glencore and Patrice Motsepe to send coal to Israel. Only then will the ICJ case and South Africa's stance toward Palestine be legitimate.

  7. He holds close ties to Iran that murders it's own people, and keep talking about international law.. what a clown. Furthermore, unlawful lies and bias against Israel. South Africa has zero credibility and corruption rules the ANP. It's painful to listen to his BS.

  8. What I like about Lamola is his calmness guilded by respect of international law and knowledge of economic law. In South Africa law is highly guided by code of ethics.

  9. We can’t deal with colonialism and racism! Let’s join allies that love us and support us. I would cut ties with America and anyone that’s not supporting ppl of color or anyone trying to better themselves

  10. The journalist might be one of the few who are willing to listen when someone speaks. Great talk gentlemen… and despite the domestic problems we have as a nation, I'm proud to be South Africa and being on the right side of history. FREE PALESTINE, FREE SUDAN

  11. This guy does not speak for all South Africa. This case is based on an ANC agenda. Not all South Africans are enemies to Israel. This case is deeply misguided and a waste of resources..

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