Eritreans in israel

Two Eritreans killed, 8 wounded in brawl between regime opponents, supporters

Eight individuals were wounded, with two in serious condition.

 Police officers at the scene of the brawl that left two Eritrean nationals dead in Tel Aviv. August 24, 2024.
 Eritrean asylum seekers who oppose the regime in Eritrea and pro regime activists clash with Israeli police in south Tel Aviv, September 2, 2023.

Three Eritrean nationals arrested for plans to attack political critic

 An aerial view taken from a helicopter shows the Israeli city of Netanya, on the Mediterranean coast, April 26, 2023.

One dead, several seriously wounded in fight between Eritreans in Netanya

Police guard while Eritrean asylum seekers who oppose the regime in Eritrea protest outside a conference of regime supporters in south Tel Aviv, September 2, 2023

Eritreans arrested in Tel Aviv knife brawl, one asylum seeker killed


The deportation of Eritreans is not in Israel’s national interest

The Eritreans/Tigrayans are proud people, who have survived for the past 3,000 years, kept our Orit/Torah religion and culture, language and way of life.

AN ASYLUM seeker from Eritrea works on his laptop at his home in south Tel Aviv in 2017.

Knesset plenum rejects committee of inquiry on African deportations

Government plans on expediting deportations * Eritrean leader says Israel should pay refugees $50,000 each to leave

An African migrant wears a T-shirt with a Hebrew phrase referring to the Holocaust," I promise to remember... and never forget!" in south Tel Aviv July 17, 2013.

The Fifth Column: Let’s not cast away our refugees and our heritage

Israel is creating an abomination, and over the next few weeks it plans to create a much-larger one.

A RALLY in Jerusalem for African migrants in 2014.

Self-liberation for Israel’s refugee community

‘The Schoolhouse’ gives freedom-seekers an opportunity to learn, contribute and make a change.

THE SCHOOLHOUSE computer program provides basic computer literacy skills for students who’ve never used a computer as well as more advanced practical skills such as Photoshop, design for marketing materials, personal blogs and Excel charts.

British report challenges Eritreans’ narrative that home country mistreats them upon return

Israeli NGO the Hotline for Refugees and Migrants, slammed the report as being based on a much smaller number of interviews than in previous years.

Eritrean migrants in Tel Aviv.

After brutal attack on Eritrean infant, family given refugee status in Europe

The baby, then 18 months old Kako Yamena, was stabbed three times in the head by an Israeli man from Afula named Michael Zaretzky.

earlier this month, NATBAG.

Mistaken killing jars African migrants, NGOs

“I’m very afraid now. I don’t know what people could do. They could kill me and then say it was a mistake,” says Eritrean asylum seeker.

Eritrean migrants in Tel Aviv.

Israeli NGOs battle over call for asylum for Eritrean migrants

Group says new UN Human Rights Council report doesn’t justify change in policy.

Eritrean migrants in Tel Aviv.

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The sound of torture

An Israeli filmmaker documents the horrifying saga of Eritrean refugees held for ransom in Bedouin torture houses in Sinai.

A former hostage is overcome with grief as she recalls her ordeal in the documentary ‘Sound of Torture'