Palestine - will you be quiet? Upcoming event in Cape Town.

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South Africans have asked local football club Orlando Pirates not to play against Maccabi Tel Aviv. The match promotes Israeli sport-washing

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Israel has the same rejection that South Africa had in the past. Why? Apartheid politics .

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South Africa’s ruling party African National Congress has labelled Israel as an Apartheid entity and thus must face boycotts!

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Irish Sinn Féin politician Mark Ward: 'Robbie Keane’s decision to manage Maccabi Tel Aviv is sport washing by Israel’s apartheid regime.'

Very disappointing coming from a team held in high regard by a formerly oppressed South African populace.

Even shocking because a majority of South Africans have been lauded for their uncompromising long standing solidarity with the people of Palestine even on global stages.

'The day Orlando Pirates plays against Maccabi or any other club from Israel is the day I quit supporting OP.' These are the courageous words of Vusi Pikoli. Thanks Mhlekazi! Let's all raise our voices in support of the Palestinian just struggle and against the Israeli occupation

Media Review Network For Orlando Pirates from Haidar Eid: 'It is with a heavy heart that I have leaned of your decision to play a “friendly” match with apartheid Israel’s representative Maccabi Tel Aviv on July 13'. Clement Manyathela
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SACP urges Orlando Pirates to reconsider its stance, withdraw from playing Israeli’s Maccabi Tel Aviv, in solidarity with people of Palestine.

“On behalf of the SACP, I'll ask for an urgent meeting with Orlando Pirates FC to discuss this important call”, said SACP GS Mapaila.

#SMNews I The decision by Orlando Pirates to proceed with their scheduled friendly match against Maccabi Tel Aviv has sparked intense debate and raised important questions about solidarity, human rights, and the role of sports in politics. Ultimately, this controversy provides an…

The SACP wants Orlando Pirates to withdraw from a pre-season friendly match against Israeli football club Maccabi Tel Aviv. The party has called it 'un-Orlando Pirates' to ignore the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories. Dr Alex Mashilo has more.

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Who would have thought South African Rugby Union, a sports organisation embedded in the history of Apartheid will one day take progressive decisions than black progressives. Shame on Orlando Pirates and its management, history will not forget.