
Sheldon Gellar
Israel needs to treat African asylum seekers better - opinion
In Sudan, a determined people fights for democracy
Israel should be on the side of Sudan’s dissenters
Is deportation of Israel’s Congolese asylum seekers wise?
From 1998 to 2008, 5.4 million Congolese died as a result of civil war. Most of the Congolese asylum seekers in Israel came during this period.
The last hurrah for proponents of deportation?
During the first three months of the year, public opposition to forced deportation snowballed as extensive media coverage of the issue enabled Israelis to become more aware.
Sudan is still not a safe place for Sudanese asylum-seekers
Several factors explain the West’s dramatic change in its stance towards Omar al-Bashir’s regime in Sudan from harsh condemnation to token criticism over the past three years.
Forced deportation or prison?
Let those people go!
Forced deportation? We shall see
Israel had the right to build a fence along its Egyptian border.
Why force deportation when there are better options?
Asylum-seekers can provide Israelis with greater understanding of African conditions and culture needed for Israel to promote development, expand trade, and make friends in Africa.
Rwanda says no to migrant deportation
Israel has the room, resources, and employment opportunities to successfully accommodate African asylum seekers already here.
Forced deportation: African asylum seekers as toxic waste
Since Israel had no formal mechanisms for receiving non-Jewish refugees, African seekers crossed the Sinai desert from Egypt and entered Israel illegally.
Refugees/asylum seekers: Begin vs Netanyahu
Would Menachem Begin have supported Prime Minister Netanyahu's hard line on asylum seekers?
Genocide in Darfur, then and now
The genocidal campaign against Darfur was only part of the crimes of the Bashir regime after Omar al-Bashir took power through a military coup in 1989.