Ofresina Koanka came to Israel in 2000 on a work visa, which lapsed when she became pregnant with her son, Michael James, who is now 12 and has special needs
'Before extending sovereignty over the Jordan Valley, we need to extend sovereignty in south Tel Aviv,' Ayelet Shaked says ■ Proposed court's rulings could not be appealed to a regular district court
Agreement between far-right alliance and prominent anti-migration activist makes staunch stance against asylum seekers core part of party's demands in coalition talks
Immigration authorities had denied application for permanent residence filed by Sudanese man and Israeli partner because he couldn’t get the required documents from the country he fled
Mother 'made cynical use' of her children in hiding them to prevent their deportation
The clinic director was recorded explaining on the phone that the headscarf would have caused problems with Jewish patients
Petitioners argue the Israeli authorities had illegally changed a policy under a caretaker government, but justices say it's too early to intervene
Family’s lawyer warns that they are in bad shape: ‘The children asked for soap but weren’t allowed it. The 4-year-old girl didn’t get food suitable for her age’
'Since she hasn’t proven she’s a mother, she’s being treated like an illegal resident without children,' immigration authorities insist, as deportation drive goes on
Immigration inspectors broke into Ishora Uprita's home early Thursday as part of the ongoing campaign to deport foreign workers with children
Immigration authority changes policy that limited deportation of school-aged children
As classrooms fill up, Tel Aviv Municipality says it will refrain from detaining the children of Filipino immigrants en route to school amid deportation crackdown
Petah Tikva municipality demanded to visit the homes of dozens of asylum seekers and photograph their interiors, or else they would bar the children from attending school
Immigration authorities raided the Tel Aviv home of Sheila and Randy Lasko, who have been living in Israel for 20 years, and detained them ahead of deportation
Rosemarie Perez and her son were deported to the Philippines without money or clothes, and forbidden from calling relatives ahead of their arrival
Supreme Court refused to halt deportation of Rosemarie Perez, whose work visa expired when her son was born in the country
Supreme Court refuses to halt deportation of Rosemarie Perez, whose work visa expired when her son was born in the country
Activists warn of 'sharp rise' in workplace deaths in 2019, with death toll at 53
An advocacy group formed by Filipina mothers says arrest was made to deter mothers and their children from attending a Tuesday night protest against deportations
Despite approving a $24 million plan to help thousands of women and men, the money has not been distributed nor has funds been assigned
Judge's ruling points at 'substantial defects' in the deportation process of Ofresina Koanka, whose work visa lapsed in 2007 when she became pregnant
Geraldine Esta and her children, who were born in Israel, were arrested two days ago amid an Israeli deportation crackdown
58-year-old Gavriel Cohen was critically injured in a fall from ladder and died a day later
'The fears of harm to Israel's foreign relations are real,' justice says, rejecting activists' petition to declassify documents on Israel’s relations with the dictatorship
The 30-day order against Yehudit Tal was issued earlier this month after her husband, an Israeli citizen, put a halt to naturalization process - despite regulation protecting immigrants from abusive spouses
Israel's Population and Immigration Authority plans to deport about 100 foreign workers from the Philippines along with their Israeli-born children
Israel's Population and Immigration Authority plans to deport about 100 foreign workers from the Philippines, along with their children, who were born in Israel
Mother and Israeli-born son arrested at home in central city, detained at Ben-Gurion Airport, despite unresolved legal process
Teenager accused of attempted assault is one of 88 minors waiting for spot at an institution ■ Supreme Court criticizes government
Court rules that Petah Tikva must register children for kindergarten after refusing to allow dozens of families to enroll, citing bureaucratic difficulties