Migrant workers in israel
'Home is here': Art exhibition showcases undocumented children's stories amid release of new report
Heartfelt art exhibit soon to open in Tel Aviv, featuring the work of children facing the threat of deportation due to their status as the children of migrant workers in Israel.
Ten Indian foreign workers rescued from Palestinian village
Ambitious Initiative: New Israeli city proposed to house tens of thousands of foreign construction
Likud MK Eliyahu Ravivo to sue state over lack of foreign worker documentation
Palestinian workers demand equal labor conditions to Israelis at court hearing
Lawyer for laborers: How can 1967 Jordanian law apply when it does not apply anywhere in the world, even Jordan?
Foreign workers in Israel employed under slave conditions?
The Economy Ministry and population administration are not working together to ensure employment rights of foreign workers.
NGO: African migrants deported from Israel among Christians killed in latest ISIS video
According to an NGO, the migrants did not get asylum seeker status in the third country and made their way north to Libya to try to reach Europe, after which they ended up in the hands of ISIS.
South Tel Aviv residents: The high court scares me more than ISIS
Several dozen people march to Lewinsky park, carrying black flags with acronym for High Court written in white letters.
PMO on report of migrant relocation to Rwanda, Uganda: All acts in line with int'l law
Prime Minister's Office doesn't specifically confirm or deny report that Israel is financing trips for migrants to move to African nations.
Report: Migrants leaving Israel being sent to Rwanda, Uganda
New testimonies from migrants show Israel has potentially found a solution for path out of Israel for higher numbers of migrants.
Sa’ar: Hundreds of migrants returned home in Jan.
Numbers a "direct result of our clear policies," says interior minister; Meretz MK calls Holot facility a prison.
Government grants asylum to two Eritreans amid migrant protests
Interior Ministry says mens' cases had been considered "for close to a year," unrelated to protests or UN criticism.