South African leaders say the case to hold Israeli leaders accountable will continue, despite the ceasefire in Gaza.
South African leaders say the case to hold Israeli leaders accountable will continue, despite the ceasefire in Gaza.
By Shola Lawal
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A week since the ceasefire in Gaza came into effect, tens of thousands of Palestinians are returning to the flattened rubble of the places they once called home. As they return, there is worry among prominent voices in South Africa – one of Palestine’s fiercest supporters – that the agreement may not lead to a meaningful and permanent peace.
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