Eritrean Would-Be Illegals Stuck Between 2 BordersTill Sunday
Israel's High Court reached no decision on the fate of 20 Eritreans camped out in the no-man's land between its border and that of Egypt.
Israel's High Court reached no decision on the fate of 20 Eritreans camped out in the no-man's land between its border and that of Egypt.

Israel's High Court is reviewing a petition over 20 Eritreans blocked by the new border fence from illegally entering from Egypt last week.

It would be contradictory, the state said, for Israel to build a fence to keep illegals out, and then to require that they be admitted

Ministry of Justice publishes a proposed bill: It will be a criminal prohibition for infiltrators to transfer funds abroad.

Israel faced a setback in efforts to deport illegal aliens who have moved into Israel, after a top UN official accused Eritrea of torture

Kabri Gabrius, an Eritrean citizen, and two Arabs are suspected of transferring funds to terrorists.

In a parliamentary tour of southern border fence, MK Aryeh Eldad is unimpressed.

International law makes it unlikely that Israel will be able to remove the 60,000 illegal Africans that have migrated here, an expert says

The leftist Peace Now organization is accusing three MKS of incitement for attending a protest against illegal immigrants in south Tel Aviv.

Rabbis in Bnei Brak have issued a request to residents not to rent property to African illegal immigrants.

Yisrael Beiteinu MKs tour the Neve Shaanan neighborhood in Tel Aviv, plagued by violence and vandalism of illegal infiltrators.

Thousands entered the Jewish State illegally last month and in December, according to Israel's Border Authority. Most were from Africa.

Israelis are concerned over a tidal wave of infiltrators threatening to drown the southern region after Egypt's revolution.

Eilat Mayor Meir Yitzhak Halevi speaks to Arutz Sheva following an incident in which infiltrators from Africa entered his city.

While the Oz Unit has been successful in rounding up illegal foreign workers, organizations and politicians are critical.

