The problem of Hamas
8 June 2021
Why are there no protests and demonstrations in South Africa against the Islamic jihad now securely entrenched in northern Mozambique, South Africa's next door neighbour?
What kind of hypocrisy - or malign cunning - declares that Black Lives Matter in southern Africa, while suppressing attention to the ongoing massacre of black and white "kuffar" (or unbelievers) by black Islamic jihadis in the north of Cabo Delgado province?
Under these circumstances, the recent demonstrations against Israel in the media and on the streets of South Africa are de facto in support of Israel's mortal enemy in Gaza, Hamas, which aligns with the bloody work of its ideological alter ego in northern Mozambique, Ansar al-Sunna ("Supporters of the [Islamic] Tradition").
What is never mentioned in South Africa is that the Islamic slave trade in black Africans continued on the east coast of Africa for nearly 1300 years, until it was brought to an end by Portuguese troops as late as 1910 in the same area that Islamic jihad has now reared its head again - defeated only two years before the creation of the African National Congress, and the same year as the creation of a unified South African state.