Migrant workers in israel
Israeli government under pressure to overhaul foreign worker policy
The appeal followed Englman’s report on the state’s handling of the labor crisis in construction after the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack, when the entry of Palestinian workers into Israel was halted.
India, Israel agree to increase Indian foreign workers in Israel by 50,000 in the next five years
'Home is here': Art exhibition showcases undocumented children's stories amid release of new report
Ten Indian foreign workers rescued from Palestinian village
Israel sees record number of migrant workers over past five years
With the signing of several bilateral agreements, the ease by which foreign workers can travel to Israel has increased markedly.
The African & Asian Migrants Could Help Israel's Security
Tough on migration
There are no easy answers when dealing with the worldwide migrant crisis – and this holds true for Israel no less than for Europe, the US or Australia.
Israeli activists deem ruling on migrants’ deportation bittersweet
"Most important is that the government cannot forcibly deport asylum-seekers to Rwanda."
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.
State failing to identify, help migrant victims of abuse, NGO charges
La lente agonie des agriculteurs israéliens
Fragilisés par des marges de profit de plus en plus réduites, la pénurie de main-d’œuvre et l’importation à bas coûts, les cultivateurs israéliens sont en voie d’extinction
PM says Rwanda genocide teaches that countries cannot outsource security to others
"The way to peace is through negotiations, we are willing to have direct negotiations, they are not willing to. That is preventing peace not a few houses in Jerusalem and Ma'ale Adumim."
Flug: Allowing foreign workers in keeps construction methods 'ancient'
Overall Israel's economy suffers from low productivity, and is dragged down by inward-looking industries that are less exposed to global competition.
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.
