SA says US politicians took negative stance against us after trial of Zionist enemy
South African Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor has said on that some American politicians had taken a very negative stance towards South Africa after the Zionist enemy was tried on charges of genocide at the International Court of Justice.
According to the Palestine Today Agency, Pandor said, on the sidelines of her participation in the Antalya Diplomatic Forum, that “It is completely wrong for the United States to act against South Africa, while we are fighting for a very moral and righteous cause.”
She emphasized that “South Africa struggled against apartheid for many years at a time when white governments were pursuing racist policies.”
Pandor pointed out that there is “an urgent need for the assistance of the international community in her country’s struggle against apartheid,” stressing that “South Africa has been and continues to stand by the Palestinian people and provide them with the necessary support.”
Pandor also pointed out that the Zionist enemy forces violated international law in the Gaza Strip in a very serious manner and that it was necessary to go to the International Court of Justice to try Tel Aviv for its practices.
