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In a letter to Israel's justice minister, Ayelet Shaked objected to joining the treaty, arguing it would require Israel to grant residency status to foreign women who have suffered from violence

Judge accuses Interior Ministry of violating rights of those given refuge in country amid Russian invasion by preventing them from working

'I thought maybe it would be better for me in Rwanda than in prison, but it has become like a prison for me here,' says an asylum seeker who left Israel

Frequent upheavals in the region have fostered resilient businesses now ready to welcome back neighbors who have waited through terror warnings and pandemic closures to return

In 2015, roughly 100 members of the community asked to be granted legal status, after living for years in Israel without it. Six years later, the authority rejected the applications of 49 of the people on the list and demanded that they leave Israel within 60 days

Israel wants to collect the names, passport numbers and even credit cards of every person entering or leaving. ‘We cannot allow ourselves to become a dictatorship,’ experts warn

Court rules family can enter Israel following 3-day detention at Ben Gurion Airport after 'controversial' interrogation in Russian rather than Ukrainian led to misunderstanding

Lawyer for family says paperwork shows teen arrived with adults who are responsible for her, but authorities are concerned over contradictions in details of alleged adoption

Justice Isaac Amit, who is next in line for the post, is an expert in civil law and has a history of liberal rulings

Towns northwest of capital targeted with heavy fire overnight; at least one killed as artillery slams into building in Kyiv's Obolon district, officials say