Migrant workers in israel
Israel imports record foreign workforce to replace Palestinians, but housing crisis looms
Israel now has 250,000 legal and illegal foreign workers, the highest number ever, according to Israel Population and Immigration Authority figures, with more to come.
New report shows many migrant workers lacked access to shelter during Operation Roaring Lion
Israeli government under pressure to overhaul foreign worker policy
India, Israel agree to increase Indian foreign workers in Israel by 50,000 in the next five years
The women who will not be celebrating Women's Day
Most of the workers prefer not to reveal complain or act on the subject of harassment or sexual assault.
1,000 Filipino workers to reduce hotel staff shortage
The agreement with the Philippines follows a similar accord permitting the employment of Jordanian workers in hotels in the Eilat area.
Mandelblit: Knesset solution for migrants is 'black hole' in legal system
Mandelblit said the bill would utterly break with the foundations underlying Israel as a Jewish and democratic state.
Police arrest 83 suspects after Immigration Authority bribery scandal
Population and Immigration Authority employees suspected of bribing residents to cut waiting times.
Come and Kuchinate with me
it behooves us to consider our own past while we consider what to do with those drifting souls.
Filipino guest workers come to Israel... and decide to embrace Judaism
While many Filipinos come to Israel for a few years to make money in a developed economy, the Lopez family converted to Judaism. And as of May, they still hadn’t told their Filipino friends.
This week in 60 seconds: Mossad blamed for death of Hamas-affiliated engineer in Malaysia
Got a minute? Here's the week in review.
Amsalem: Netanyahu may go back to UN agreement on migrants
Coalition chairman said the PM may go back to plan he canceled within 24 hours of its announcement, and that the proposal to probe the New Israel Fund is toothless.
Justices: Is Israel now deporting migrants against their will?
It has been widely reported that most migrants are being deported to Rwanda, while Uganda has been mentioned as a secondary destination.
Deportation dilemma: Should they go or should they stay?
As Israel begins the deportation process against asylum seekers, Eritreans are given legal recourse to stay.