Refugees in israel
Tekuma region population grows 10% past pre-October 7 levels as 90% of residents return
Alongside the return of residents who were evacuated, thousands of new residents have moved to the region since October 7.
Decapitated mannequins placed at houses of judges, Tel Aviv mayor, in protest of illegal immigrants
UNRWA operations in east Jerusalem set to end, concerns continue
Home Sweet (not) Home: The displaced residents of northern Israel
Taking in African refugees is a privilege
The debate about African migrants in Israel kicked off as early as 2005 when asylum seekers began making the treacherous journey through the Sinai desert into Israel.
Rwanda, Uganda deny deal with Israel to take in asylum seekers
"Fake news," one Rwandan diplomat said of the deal.
Shuafat: The refugee camp in the heart of Jerusalem
A concrete jungle of massive buildings surrounds dirt roads with no sidewalks, and the smell of burned garbage hovers over the narrow streets.
Comment: Remembering the ethnic cleansing of the Middle East's Jews
This is the untold story of the Jewish forgotten refugees. These Jews, who survived ethnic cleansing and were systematically expelled, were now forgotten.
Govt., not refugees, to blame for South Tel Aviv slums, residents say
“These people are not looking for problems; they wanted to flee violence and work hard to support themselves. Where is the humanity?”
The power of soccer
Can the popular sport be leveraged to resolve conflict?
Netanyahu: It is time to deport African migrants
Netanyahu was discussing an initiative announced last week by Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan and Interior Minister Arye Deri to close Holot, an “open” detention center.
Strangers in a Strange Land
NGO says govt. shirking responsibility to Eritrean and Sudanese refugees
The Interior Ministry is reviewing only a fraction of the 3,300 annual applications that the High Court requested it evaluate.
L’école de l’espoir
Un centre d’études pour migrants africains tente de renverser le cours de la fatalité