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Honouring our roots, inspiring our future

Habonim Dror Southern Africa was honoured to stand alongside Doron Libstein at the recent October 7 commemoration in Cape Town. Doron’s brother, the late Ofir Libstein, was a proud...
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Cape BOD Bursary Foundation: 2027 applications open

APPLICATIONS OPEN: 1 SEPTEMBER - 31 OCTOBER 2026 YOU MAY APPLY IF YOU: Are a new or existing Jewish undergraduate...
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Youth Movement Updates

Diller Teen Fellows reunite in Israel for transformative International Summer Seminar JESSICA CARROL For the first time since 2023, more...
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 Celebrating the women of Habonim Dror Southern Africa

This Women's Month, Habonim Dror Southern Africa is proud to celebrate the incredible women who make our movement...
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Young Jewish Capetonians – where to from here?

Many young people from South Africa have chosen to move to other countries in recent years – we...

“What does it remember like?”

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By Brad Gottschalk There is a lovely quote from Jonathan Safran Foer’s Everything is Illuminated – “Jews have six senses: Touch, taste, sight, smell, hearing…...

Jewish student life

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STELLIES WELCOME BRAAI50 Jewish students gathered for a welcome braai to launch another year of Jewish Student Life at Stellenbosch University. Big thanks to...

One giant leap for Demi

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Demi Katz won the WP girls u12 Long Jump Championship in February, and has qualified to compete at the SA Nationals in Gauteng on...

Young Jewish stars shine in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

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By Ilan Herrmann Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ) is a sport on the rise. Internationally and here in South Africa BJJ is taking hold among many, especially...
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