Israel evil transactions in Africa
The US-Israeli genocidal war against Palestinians in Gaza continues to reveal the evil nature of the Israeli regime.
The harrowing and deadly crimes perpetrated by the Israeli regime in Gaza are shocking to everyone but not surprising, especially to the people of Africa who have had to contend with Israel's evil transactions.
In 1975, Israel sold weapons to the South African apartheid regime and even agreed to supply nuclear warheads to this racist regime.
The South African apartheid regime used Israeli-supplied weapons to massacre thousands of indigenous Africans.
Recently in Angola, an Israeli agribusiness corporation linked to the military obtained fertile agricultural land and ended using slave labor.
The project collapsed in what was described as Israel's toxic harvest in Africa. The Israeli regime is also an agent of instability in Africa. For instance, a UN report revealed that Israeli regime weapons have been used widely in the South Sudan civil war that has left hundreds of thousands dead.
The Tel Aviv regime is also looting Africa's minerals. A Mossad-linked Israeli businessman is involved in a billion-dollar scandal of looting Congo's minerals.
Amid its genocide of Palestinians in Gaza, the racist Israeli regime has turned to Africa for slave labor to fill a severe labor gap in occupied territories.
And lest we forget, an Israeli rabbi believes that the people of Africa are monkeys. Does this surprise you?
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