While asylum requests by Sudanese, which have been pending for years, are being processed, they 'deserve to live with dignity like in other countries,' says plaintiff
Moldovan man was 10th workplace fatality in Israel this year, third in the northern town of Harish in three days
Top court says pace of handling requests 'unacceptable'
A 38-year-old died after being hit by a forklift while a 25-year-old man died after falling from the seventh floor of a construction site. The number of deadly construction site accidents this year now stands at 17
A Haaretz investigation found that studies at the university accounted for only one month of the 15-month program. The rest of the time, the students worked for 12 hours a day or more on farms
Court grants him $43,000 in compensation in unprecedented ruling
Former fashion and television star also vows to make medical cannabis more accessible in Israel
58-year-old Majed Abdullah Salim, who was working without a permit, fell while a lifting platform
Students in program aimed at graduates from Africa and Asia say internship phase of studies involved long hours of unskilled farm work and little education
Students in a 15-month degree program were required to work for at least 12 hours at jobs that contributed nothing to their professional knowledge, with only one month devoted to studies at the university
Interior Minister Arye Dery announces move after Foreign Ministry steps in to warn that repatriating the migrants to DRC would risk their lives
Orli Levi-Abekasis’ Gesher party casts itself as a feminist party in bid to overcome electoral threshold and become kingmaker
High Court says solution suggested by the welfare authorities – placing Massal, 67, in a facility for the developmentally disabled – was reasonable and shouldn’t be rejected out of hand
Despite the acknowledgment, no asylum seeker has yet received an answer about eligibility for refugee status; court postpones asylum request hearing due to elections
Justices tell petitioners 'it would be advisable to persist in conducting the struggle within the public sector,' as they do not possess power to support them on the judicial-institutional realm
This despite Social Services Ministry’s allocation of 40 million shekels to provide housing designed for asylum seekers who are in life-threatening distress
The state said that raising monthly stipend would undermine the entire plan to increase benefits to both elderly and younger disabled Israelis
Darfuris will only be allowed to hold visas that allow them to stay in the country with no social benefits. To date, only one person from Darfur has been granted asylum in Israel
The London resident claims that she has no intention of settling in Israel, but the Population Authority said she told airport personnel she plans to remain in the country
Levi-Abekasis blasts Gantz, will go it alone ■ Green Leaf won't run ticket for first time in 20 years
‘It’s inhumane to take a 13-year-old who has lived here all his life and load him onto a plane one morning,’ says one deported boy's teacher
'I am an Israeli child, just let me stay in my home': Children facing deportation were either born in Israel or spent most of their lives in the country
Head of country's largest labor federation leaving post to join former army chief's Hosen L'Yisrael party
Victim on respirator in hospital after being hit by falling steel rod; three passersby killed in construction accidents last year
The Labor Ministry focused safety inspection on construction sites, yet deaths increased there as well
If 10% do not return to their partners, the Social Service Ministry will have reached its set goal. The director of a shelter says the targets sends 'a terrible message'
On average, such an incident occurs every 10 hours
This is the first group of Falashmura, descendants of Ethiopian Jews who converted to Christianity, to arrive in Israel as a result of an Israeli decision to bring 1,000 of the 8,000 still waiting in Ethiopia
Petah Tikva mayor called on citizens to notify a hotline of asylum seekers ■ Population and Immigration Authority denies policy's existence
The judge, who is in a relationship with a foreigner currently becoming an Israeli citizen, agrees to Immigration Authority request