Migrants 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.
Israel's population hits 10 million people before 2025
Thailand names four Thai nationals killed by Hezbollah rocket fire
Abandoned boat with Somali belongings found on Israeli shore
State failing to identify, help migrant victims of abuse, NGO charges
Illegal migrant arrested on suspicion of infecting Israeli girlfriend with HIV
The 24 year old, living in the central Israel town of Rishon Lezion, was also held on suspicion to be residing in Israel illegally.
Activists hold Seder for African asylum-seekers at Holot facility
Rabbis for Human Rights leads festival of freedom ritual
An Israeli black book on the EU
Research collaboration with Israel is of value to the EU in view of Israel’s scientific creativity. Yet during several decades the EU has maligned and defamed Israel.
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.
Israel, the West and the migration challenge
Israel must realize that its standard of living and proximity to conflict-torn areas in the Middle East and Africa expose it to the ongoing risk of illegal immigration.
Helping strangers
Progressive Jewish groups are disproportionately involved in the issue of African asylum seekers.
Herzog calls on Israel to absorb Syrian refugees
"Jews cannot be indifferent when hundreds of thousands of refugees are searching for a safe haven," opposition leader says.
Holot detention center completes release of 1,200 African migrants
Representatives of hotels in the Dead Sea area arrive at the detention centers as the migrants are due to be released in order to recruit a few dozen of them for jobs.
High Court to State: From where do detained migrants have money for ice cream?
Judge says state is not paying the migrants enough or making it possible for them to work in the area around the detention centers in the South.
