Israel`s policy
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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: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
The Interior Ministry's Population and Immigration Authority has admitted to the High Court of Justice that its examination of requests for asylum in Israel by asylum seekers from the Darfur region of Sudan has not been sufficiently thorough. |
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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: 12.12.18
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
Salaries of asylum seekers who have been officially recognized as victims of trafficking and slavery are still being docked despite a waver they are entitled to. |
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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: 30.10.18
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
The High Court of Justice on Monday gave the state 30 days to submit a timetable and work plan for examining the asylum requests of Sudanese asylum seekers from the Darfur region. |
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Date: 28.10.18
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and two key ministers have decided that the state will no longer grant so-called humanitarian status to asylum seekers from Sudan’s Darfur region, sources told Haaretz. |
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Date: 15.8.18
Source: AP, CARON CREIGHTON
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — African migrants in Israel have been detained, threatened with deportation and faced hostility from lawmakers and residents. |
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Date: 24.7.18
Source: World Politics Review, Yardena Schwartz
TEL AVIV—This free-spirited coastal city, known for its vibrant nightlife and liberal politics, often seems so different from the rest of Israel that many call it “the State of Tel Aviv.” Yet the different parts of Tel Aviv also offer stark contrasts, especially between th |
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Date: 23.7.18
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron, Noa Landau and Bar Peleg
Despite the prime minister’s promise to pour hundreds of millions of shekels into south Tel Aviv, the cabinet this week approved just 28 million shekels ($7.7 million) over three years to rehabilitate the area’s troubled neigh |
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