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Foreign minors arrested for Tel Aviv stabbing as police continue illegal immigrant crackdown
Close to midnight, police received a report that the victim had been attacked as he exited a restaurant. Police arrived at the scene and caught the two suspects a few streets away from the incident.
Indictment filed against security guards who allowed illegal immigrants into Israel
Eight businesses employing over 50 illegal immigrants closed in police crackdown
Police make arrests in Bedouin community, find stolen IDF weapons in Rahat kindergarten
New tax in Israel leaves African migrants feeling unwanted and unwelcome
New tax rules force employers to put part of migrants' salaries in a fund which can only be accessed once they leave Israel.
‘Life in South Tel Aviv has become unbearable’
Lawmakers and residents protest against migrant presence in city.
UN ambassadors visit Israeli settlement
Danny Danon says he wanted group "to have knowledge, be objective, and judge for themselves."
NGO: Special migrant courts significantly defective
Prior to May 2014, there were special migrant courts but appeals from those courts went up to standard civilian District Courts, ensuring that poor decisions were reviewed at a high level.
Cabinet okays step to encourage illegal workers to leave by choice
“Now that we have almost completely stopped the infiltration phenomenon to Israel we need to continue to work to move forward ways to get those in the country to leave,” says Netanyahu.
NGO cites serious shortcoming in treatment of detained migrants by Israel
At several detention centers, many migrants did not even know they had access to healthcare.
Knesset lowers maximum migrant detention in Holot to 12 months
The change follows the Supreme Court’s strike down of a 20-month maximum that had been allowed under a previous amendment.
Knesset votes on amendment to anti-infiltration law
Interior Minister Aryeh Deri (Shas) said Monday that he expects the amendment to be brought for its second and third readings in the coming days.
Migrant caregivers’ ‘#OurHands Campaign’
Organizations around the world are now rallying through a campaign called “Our Hands” to share information with domestic workers and encourage collective mobilization.
Analysis: Senior Eritrean Church official stuck in bureaucratic limbo over detention
Father Semere summoned to Holot detention center.