Helen Zille on JEWS

Helen Zille discusses her Jewish heritage, her family's survival of the Holocaust, and their influence on her anti-discrimination stance, which led her to a career in journalism.
[00:00] Helen Zille's Jewish background and family history of surviving the Holocaust shaped her socially conscious upbringing.
- Helen Zille's parents raised her to be socially conscious due to their own experiences of discrimination in Germany.
- Helen Zille's father's family was killed in the Holocaust, but he and his brother survived and moved to South Africa.
- Helen Zille's upbringing instilled in her a strong opposition to discrimination and a deep appreciation for diversity.
[01:20] Helen Zille's upbringing and early involvement in politics through the Black Sash movement
- Raised with a strong consciousness against discrimination
- Early involvement in politics since 1967
- Explanation of the Black Sash movement as a women's protest group
- Purpose of the Black Sash movement against the manipulation of the Constitution
[02:46]Helen Zille's interest in journalism was sparked by her father's daily newspaper reading
- Father's influence on Helen Zille's interest in journalism
- Helen Zille's fascination with news and current events
- Attraction to political stories due to father's interest
[04:09] Helen Zille discusses her journey into journalism and the influence of her father on her interest in reading and summarizing articles.
- Helen Zille's father encouraged her to read articles and summarize them, which provided her with valuable training.
- Reading complex articles and summarizing them in a few paragraphs was a challenging but beneficial training for Helen Zille.
- Helen Zille initially pursued a degree in languages but later transitioned to journalism due to her strong attraction to the field.
- Helen Zille underwent a training program at the South African Associated Newspapers, where she further developed her journalism skills.

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See- Millions of South Africans endorse the DA's track of good governance, RUclips.

[@gaylenescott1317]

This is what has often crossed my mind... Why is so many pupils are struggling to find a school, why has the ANC government not built more schools in all these years?

[@horse.395]

ANC ARE USE LESS PERIOD.🇮🇱🇿🇦

[@papas28mjoli]

No worries DA is going to get minister of education and let's see if they going to build more schools. 😮😮

[@tonitappous2422]

The DA traces its roots to the Progressive Party of Helen Suzman, which fought tirelessly against Apartheid in Parliament for about 13 years!!

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[@terrencesalzwedel6742]

we need clarity on Judiasm and Zionism, are they the same thing or different

[@Truth...]

You can Goggle it but how does it affect you?

[@terrencesalzwedel6742]

@@Truth... the goal of zionism is a one world government, religion, money, no borders where you will own nothing and be happy taking drugs and playing video games if you are selected, to live in one of their 15minute smart cities. All your freedom of choice will be 100% gone.

[@felinespeed4195]

Judaism is Bible based, it has religious roots coming all the way from the Old Testament of the Bible. Zionism is a political organisation with faceless masters seeking total world control to usher in the New World Order!

[@LeschLouw]

Were is the prov antie helen

[@fionamoody1432]

So so sorry for the loss of precious life of your family members. MTSRIP🙏

[@almadlicka2410]

So why did the da sponser a hamas soccer team to the tune of R400k to play at athlone. You a liar!

[@SibusisoMyaka]

Don't say national party just say DA nowadays

[@davidgross316]

You don't know history

[@AapVanDieKaap]

The NP and ANC actually merged in 2005. You can look it up. The people in the DA were against the national party during apartheid.

[@MKL_D]

You are very incorrect. Anyway, if it was true; does it matter if a person right their wrongs. Don't answer me. Just meditate on it.

[@tonitappous2422]

The predecessor political party to the DA called the Progressive Party, was the Official Opposition to the Apartheid Government and fought tirelessly AGAINST Apartheid in Parliament ( Helen Suzman) for about 13 years!!
The DA had nothing at all to do with Apartheid!!

[@gaylenescott1317]

Check the facts before you make statements..
The DA had nothing to do with the National party.... In fact, many of the Nats moved to the ANC.... did you know that?

[@fanamlawuli6761]

I have no sympathy at all for Zille

[@user-qq7ki1hl8d]

Nobody cares about you!!!!😂😂😂

[@lm_b5080]

wow, very racist of you

[@fanamlawuli6761]

@@lm_b5080 really don't care what a settler says

[@markriordan9010]

​@@fanamlawuli6761you seem like quite a nasty piece of work...SA could do well without people like you !

[@Truth...]

​@@fanamlawuli6761explain to all of us what you mean by "settler"

[@ashrafmiller3378]

Good putting up a front but your heart is somewhere else

[@sayedally1773]

Tea girl

[@tonitappous2422]

Do you know that four out of every five new jobs in SA over the past five years were created in the DA governed Western Cape??
If you want to live in a successful and prosperous country where people have jobs and where our country's infrastructure, including public schools and especially public hospitals really work, then vote for the DA and Multi Party Charter to make it happen!!
See - DA delivers for the poor and vulnerable, BusinessDay.
See - Impressive new school in the Western Cape, RUclips.

[@comancheflyer4903]

NOT created by the DA, that's the keyword here.

[@tonitappous2422]

​@@comancheflyer4903 The unemployment rate in the Western Cape is a WHOPPING 10 percentage points lower than the National Average!!

[@nezuminezuminezumi7266]

Orania and the Western Cape work for the same reason. Spoilers...it's not because of the DA.