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(21 Aug 2001) 1. Wide shot, march 2. Various, marchers with placards 3. Mid shot, man with gun 4. Demonstrators with banner 5. Demonstrators walking past church 6. Mid shot, demonstrators 7. Police with riot shields 8. Pan from police to demonstrators 9. Demonstrator talking to press 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sheikh Ebrahim Gabriels of the Muslim Judicial Council "This is part of our objection, that the United States of America is bullying everybody and asking for the removal of......part of the agenda must be Zionism and racism, and this is totally unfair. And that is why we are asking the South African government to say that Zionism is racism ." 11. Marchers with banner STORYLINE: Some 10,000 Muslim South Africans marched in an anti-Israel demonstration on Tuesday in Cape Town. Amid heavy security, demonstrators marched through the downtown of this coastal city in protest of Israel's handling of the ongoing Palestinian uprising. The demonstrators were carrying signs comparing Israeli leader Ariel Sharon to Adolf Hitler, and a banner reading "stop the holocaust of Palestinians in occupied Palestine". The march was organized by an umbrella organisation of Muslim South Africans. Several streets were closed to traffic as the protesters marched to the headquarters of a local newspaper group, where they handed over a memorandum complaining about its coverage of the Middle East. The march then proceeded to Parliament, where another memorandum was handed over to a government official. Tuesday's protest comes ahead of South Africa hosting a UN conference on racism, due to start in the port city of Durban on August 31. Cape Town has about 700,000 Muslims, many of whom are descendants of Malays exiled or brought as slaves from what is now Indonesia. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...