Rwanda

Liberman's visit amid critiscm of Israel's planned forced deportation of thousands of illegal African migrants.

Listening to the diverse panelists from Rwanda, the Netherlands, Canada and Latvia, it became evident that women in developing and developed countries have interestingly come together.

The ministry recently announced that married men, women and children will not be subjected to deportation or imprisonment for the time being.

“We came here to expose to the Israeli public one of the greatest injustices in the history of the State of Israel."

"Don't sell me to Rwanda."

Red paint was splattered across the doorway to the downtown Tel Aviv office with notes that read “It will not pass quietly, it’s only the beginning,” and “Their blood is on your hands."

"We are witnessing an unprecedented wave of protest by citizens from all walks of life."

Expulsion is a ‘violation of ethical standards,’ write doctors in letter.

Rwanda and Uganda have both denied that they have signed an agreement with Israel to accept African migrants from the country, despite much publicity from the Israeli government.

The move comes even as Netanyahu has talked of opening new offices, especially in Africa.