Sudan Israel

New 'anti-infiltration' bill passes vote in Knesset

The bill is meant to prevent “infiltration” of African migrants into Israel, and to encourage others to leave the country.

New 'anti-infiltration' bill passes final hurdle before vote in Knesset

The political apprenticeship of Miri Regev

The queen of Israeli populism has derailed her impressive political journey by losing a soccer match that was never played

World view: A foreigner in South Sudan

You don’t immediately feel the fighting..although the open-air bar at the hotel is abuzz with commentary.

Fall of al-Bashir brings no change for Israel’s Sudanese refugees

Waiting, hoping and guessing remains the norm.

Masked gunmen attack Sudanese newspaper editor who calls for normalization with Israel

The gunmen blamed the editor, Osman Mirghani, for his “disgraceful position” towards Israel.

Hundreds of asylum seekers march to UN offices in Tel Aviv, shout: Where are you?

Protesters from Sudan and Eritrea hold signs and protest in front of United Nations High Commission for Refugees.

Israel should not work with Sudan

Our government has eyes but does not see.

Resurrecting the memory of Amalek?

We are the Start-up Nation, entrepreneurial, creative, scrappy – why do we not apply that ingenuity and moral fortitude to moral issues? We could transform Holot into Democracy U.

After 30 years, Sudan's president to step down amid protests

President Omar al-Bashir, accused of genocide in Darfur, remains in office as Sudan is rocked by the largest sustained protests in its history.