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Date: 25.8.19
Source: Haaretz, Aya Chajut
On January 29, 2018, the Knesset Interior and Environment Committee convened. |
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Date: 8.8.19
Source: Jessica Ody
"Asylum Seeker’s Access to Education - A Humanitarian Crisis in Israel" (2012) is a research paper by Jessica Ody, MA, International Humanitarian Action prog |
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Date: 5.8.19
Source: Haaretz, Refaella Goichman
“They took a few of us on a bus to Tel Aviv and dropped us off at the central bus station. I was 18 and a half and didn’t know what to do. I got to Jaffa and linked up with people who could help me. |
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Date: 18.7.19
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
An Israeli court ruled on Wednesday that Petah Tikva must register 129 children of asylum seekers for kindergarten after the city's municipality prevented them from enrolling under various bureaucratic pretenses in January. |
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Date: 23.12.18
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
M. has been living on the street for nine months now, passing every season of the year under the open sky. At his age, 67, it’s not getting easier. “I look for places to sleep where I won’t be cold. |
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Date: 17.12.18
Source: Jerusalem Post, Amy Spiro
A corrupt attorney. A secret foreign ministry report. A dark underworld of corruption, human trafficking and blackmail in south Tel Aviv. A murder.
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Date: 17.12.18
Source: Haaretz, Itay Stern
On a very rainy evening in Tel Aviv last month, a few hundred people crowded into the cinematheque for the premiere of new Israeli TV series “Ir Miklat” (“Asylum City”). |
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Date: 10.12.18
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
Some 1,000 social workers signed a letter to the social affairs minister asking that they be allowed to provide services to asylum seekers. |
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Date: 29.11.18
Source: Haaretz, Vered Lee
The murder of 12-year-old Silvana Tsegai in south Tel Aviv has shaken up the Eritrean asylum-seeker community in Israel, but it is far from the first case of a woman being murdered in that community. |
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Date: 12.11.18
Source: Haaretz, Bar Peleg
A Tel Aviv city councilwoman, on her own initiative, locked up a soccer field in the southern part of the city for several weeks to prevent asylum seekers from using it. |
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