The South African Jewish Board of Deputies condemned the antisemitic shooting outside a DC museum, emphasizing that the premeditated nature of the crime is part of a broader rise in antisemitism, including attacks in South Africa. This condemnation highlights the organization's commitment to oppose hate and authoritarian inclinations.

The Cape SA Jewish Board of Deputies has initiated legal proceedings in the Equality Court against individuals spreading hate speech and anti-Semitism. The action is aimed at upholding constitutional guarantees of freedom of expression while combating incitement to violence and hate speech, thereby reinforcing democratic and anti-fascist values.

The South African Jewish Board of Deputies (SAJBD) has called on the government to take immediate and decisive action in response to a significant surge in anti-Semitic incidents, citing data that points to alarming increases in both verbal and physical attacks on the Jewish community across South Africa. The organization criticized government officials for downplaying these incidents, emphasizing the need to protect marginalized communities against hate and authoritarian tendencies.

The SA Jewish Board of Deputies issued a letter reaffirming its commitment to the safety, religious, and civil rights of South Africa's Jewish community. The letter criticizes misleading claims by the government and underscores the organization's role in ensuring community security amidst rising hostility and misinformation.

The South African Jewish Board of Deputies has reported a significant surge in antisemitism across South Africa, documenting over 80 incidents in six weeks. The organization attributes this rise to inflammatory rhetoric from certain political leaders, thus calling for greater accountability.

The South African Jewish Board of Deputies (SAJBD) achieved a significant legal settlement with Radio 786 after 16 years of contentious legal battles. The Islamic Unity Convention (IUC), which operates the station, acknowledged that the broadcast material—which included anti-Jewish conspiracy theories and Holocaust denial—could be viewed as antisemitic and nonsensical. This settlement is viewed as a victory against hate speech and an endorsement of accountability for media outlets spreading extremist content.