Eritreans in israel
Two Eritreans killed, 8 wounded in brawl between regime opponents, supporters
Eight individuals were wounded, with two in serious condition.
Three Eritrean nationals arrested for plans to attack political critic
One dead, several seriously wounded in fight between Eritreans in Netanya
Eritreans arrested in Tel Aviv knife brawl, one asylum seeker killed
She sewed hats for women’s march, now she's a domestic violence victim
Racist rhetoric on rise since murder of Eritrean girl, according to market vendor.
Refugees need protection
Lower court: Eritrean asylum seekers can be deported to country of origin
Judge Feshititsky gave migrants a small "consolation prize", saying that if deportation still is not feasible for any reason, the state should grant Eritreans permanent status in Israel.
Police find Eritrean stabbing victim lying in pool of blood in south TA
30-year-old man was evacuated in moderate condition to Ichilov Hospital
Eritrea-Ethiopia peace deal leads to new debate about migrants
Pro-migrant groups, including the UN, have said Eritreans cannot safely be sent back to Eritrea for fear of persecution under the country’s draconian draft laws.
Deri: Negotiations with UN on migrants continue
Last month, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu canceled an agreement he had made with the Officer of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, which he had advocated less than 24 hours before.
Analysis: Still no final migrant policy
There are gaping holes in the new decision.
High Court temporarily freezes African migrant deportations
It appears that the current freeze may only be for the next couple weeks and that the court intends on issuing a final decision before April 1.
Court’s Eritrean military ruling may be ‘game changer’ for asylum seekers
Thursday’s ruling may provide a respite for thousands of men who received deportation notices earlier this month.
Israeli Court: Flight from Eritrean army is basis for refugee status
Under the Refugee Convention, which Israel is a party to, persons who cannot return to their country of origin because of threat of persecution must be granted refugee status.
