A senior South African politician said on Thursday she received threats from suspected Israeli agents after the country took Israel to the International Court of Justice over allegations of genocide in its war on Gaza. Foreign Affairs Minister Naledi Pandor said she believed that Israeli intelligence agents were trying to intimidate her after she and her family members received online threats. In an interview with Johannesburg radio station Salaamedia at South African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation address on Thursday, Pandor said she had spoken to police over worries for her …