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On November 15, 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency revoked the charitable status of Herut Canada Charitable Foundation (business number 714293479RR0001 and also known as Magen Herut Canada or Herut Canada). The CRA does not provide extensive details on revocations in the Canada Gazette, but did cite three Income Tax Act provisions as the basis of revocation. These provisions confirm that Herut Canada failed to comply with the requirements of the Income Tax Act, including at least some of sections 230 to 231.5 (full provisions are included at the bottom of this post). We welcome this news after making two submissions to the CRA requesting an audit, and community…

A South African Police Services (Saps) officer on board the aircraft that landed at O R Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg on Friday November 14. (Photo: Palestine Embassy in South Africa) By SAADIA GANI This unexpected hijrah … calls us to rise as guardians of mercy, justice and moral responsibility. It reminds us of what Africa once was — and what it can and must be again: a sanctuary for the oppressed. SOUTH AFRICA’S Abyssinia moment is upon us — a moment when history does not merely echo but returns with a clarity that unsettles the soul. History is…

Issued by: South Africa Kashmir Action Group (SAKAG) The South Africa Kashmir Action Group (SAKAG) and Muslim Lawyers Association (MLA) File crimes against humanity Complaint Against Visiting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for investigation, arrest and prosecution under international customary law and Rome Statue. Johannesburg, South Africa — The South Africa Kashmir Action Group (SAKAG), led by its Chairman Salman Khan, in partnership with the Muslim Lawyers Association (MLA), has formally lodged a criminal complaint with the Commissioner of the South  African Police Service (SAPS), the National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP), and the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI).…

No rest, no respite for what they call a ceasefire— mangled bodies pile up, wailing mourners from makeshift homes, unheard, unseen, from the ivory towers… turning a blind eye. No rest, no respite for those whose sumud is tested, as the serial killer roams free, during this temporary pause… the people keep the faith, praying for peace The Al Jazeera newsreader is upfront “more than 242 Palestinians killed and 622 injured by Israel” whilst the local broadcaster ducks and dives there is no rest no respite for those whose sumud continues to be tested Now, they find solace: Whilst the…

Dr Victor Kattan is one of the many voices demanding the UK government apologises for its actions in Palestine [TNA/Nadda Osman] By Nadda Osman Dr Victor Kattan says that many of the oppressive techniques used by the Israeli army today were learned from the British in Palestine from 1917-1948. A new campaign, known as Britain Owes Palestine is demanding the UK government acknowledge and apologise for their repressive actions committed in Palestine between 1917 and 1948, with backers of the petition stating that the repercussions are still felt by civilians today. The campaign is led by petitioners, many of whom survived the persecution in…

Israel’s Info War Has Intensified – Though Lobby Groups Losing Shine By Iqbal Jassat  In his eloquent words, Ramzy Baroud, the editor of Palestine Chronicle, beautifully captured Israel’s disastrous public image by forecasting the battle of narratives as: “The final reckoning unfolds in the information warzone. The coming months and years mark the most critical fight for truth in the conflict’s history”.  It is an undeniable fact that the  humiliation the Zionist regime is facing has sunk to such levels of opprobrium – public disgrace arising from the genocide in Gaza – it is left with no hope of recovery from…

Tanks and armored vehicles belonging to the Israeli army are seen mobilizing near the Gaza border, as Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip continue without pause, on September 15, 2025. [Tsafrir Abayov – Anadolu Agency] by Ramona Wadi  walzerscent France has reneged on its earlier decision to prevent eight Israel companies from participating in the Milipol Paris exhibition on security and defence, which will be held in November this year. According to Israeli media, France asserted that the reversed decision was “not the result of Israeli pressure.” Even though Israel had swiftly warned France of dire consequences in diplomatic relations as a result…

Kashmiri rebel groups have intensified attacks since the region’s semi-autonomous status was revoked last year [Mukhtar Khan/AP] By Azad Essa It doesn’t take much to happen for life in Kashmir to alter overnight. On the evening of 9 November, a car packed with explosives blew up near Delhi’s Red Fort, killing at least 13 people and injuring over 30. It was the first such explosion in the Indian capital since 2011. In the days that followed the attack, no one seemed to know exactly what had happened. Was it a suicide attack? Was it an accident? On 11 November, investigators called it a terror…

Palestinian Territory – The Israeli project in the Gaza Strip has reached its most revealing and dangerous stage yet. Israel is no longer concealing its intention to forcibly displace Palestinians from their homeland—it now announces this plan more openly than ever before, through official rhetoric at the highest levels. Through actions on the ground and institutional measures designed to reframe the crime as “voluntary migration”, Israel has attempted to implement its displacement campaign by exploiting the international community’s near-total silence, which has enabled the continuation of the crime and Israeli impunity despite the unprecedented nature of humanity’s first livestreamed genocide. Israel…

The South African National Editors’ Forum’s reliance on corporate elites, like Patrice Motsepe, undermines the fight for media independence and social justice, writes media justice activist Hassen Lorgat. Image: IOL / Ron AI By Hassen Lorgat The perception that South Africa’s leadership requires immense wealth seems to be reinforced by the South African National Editors’ Forum (SANEF). Patrice Motsepe, one of the country’s wealthiest individuals, was a guest speaker at its Annual General Meeting on June 25, 2022, and again at a National Editors’ Forum Fundraising Gala Dinner on October 17, 2025. The audience was keen to know if he would become president, but he…