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The anti-democratic and fascist NGO bill aimed at curtailing the activities of “anti-Israeli groups” in Israel passed a major hurdle on Sunday after being approved by the Ministerial Committee on Legislation. However, the bill still faces considerable opposition on several fronts. The bill, sponsored by MK Ayelet Shaked (Habayit Hayehudi) and Robert Ilatov (Likud-Beytenu), would force any…
Hundreds of demonstrators, prevented from boarding buses to Jerusalem, began walking to Jerusalem Monday morning to protest their detention. African migrants, some of whom are on a hunger strike, staged a protest sit-in at the Beersheba bus station, Sunday night after walking for hours to escape a new detention facility that opened in Israel’s south…
The Knesset approved late Monday night the second and third readings of the amendment to the law “to prevent infiltration” of African refuges and migrants. The debate on the bill lasted almost until 3 a.m. and opposition MKs registered extra speeches on the item that preceded it on the Knesset’s agenda as part of an…
Despite warnings from its legal adviser that the proposal might not stand up in the High Court of Justice, the Knesset on Wednesday gave preliminary approval to an amendment allowing detention without trial for up to a year for African asylum-seekers who entered Israel illegally. A debate the bill grew heated Tuesday evening. The two…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet voted unanimously on Sunday to allocate NIS 440 million to deal with African asylum-seekers in the coming year, with most of the money going toward a new detention center in the Negev. The ministers likewise voted as one to support a bill coming to the Knesset on Tuesday that would…
Last week (November 17) the government approved a new amendment to the Law to Prevent Infiltration despite strong opposition from human rights organizations that allege the new amendment is even more draconian than the one overturned by the High Court of Justice on September 16. The Ministerial Committee will discuss the bill tomorrow, with plans…
Contribution of the Communist Party of Israel, to the15th International Meeting of Communist and Workers Parties held in Lisbon, Portugal on 8-10 November 2013. Dear Comrades and friends, The CPI salutes you all – communist and workers’ parties of the world, and convey revolutionary greetings to all the delegates that participate in this…
The High Court decision on migrants had its first practical impact on last week when a detention review court released an Eritrean woman from custody. The nine High Court judges unanimously struck down a law allowing the country to hold African migrants for up to three years without an administrative process determining their status, and…
The Knesset Committee on the Foreign Workers’ Problem met for a special discussion on Wednesday with Health Minister Yael German regarding the health services provided to foreign workers. Committee Chair Michal Rosin (Meretz) said, “In many of the cases, this disadvantaged population does not receive health services. As a result, they do not get health…
Supreme Court President Asher Grunis announced that the panel of three justices, which he headed, will issue an order nisi – an order that the government must explain why the amendment to the Law to Prevent Infiltration should remain in effect. The state has until April 30 to respond. The panel of judges also included…