The Cape Town Ulama Board commends South Africa’s compassionate response to Palestinian refugees, while condemning xenophobic rhetoric that mislabels them as illegal immigrants.Read More at Source
‘Illegal immigrant’ rhetoric slammed after Palestinian refugees gain entry to South Africa
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