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Suspected of assaulting a minor: European left-wing activist to face deportation from Israel
The police announced that an evidentiary basis has been established against the activist who was arrested near the settlement of Carmel. The investigation materials were transferred to the Population and Immigration Authority, which will hold a hearing and decide whether to remove him from the country.

German Government Hosted Representatives of Terrorist Organization for "Secret Visit"
Germany is shifting its migration policy by expanding deportation operations for Afghan citizens. Berlin has established direct contacts with the Taliban, despite lacking official recognition, to facilitate the removal of individuals not previously classified as security threats.

Court Rules Deportation of Foreign Students for Political Views Unconstitutional
Judge Noel Wise ruled that the US administration cannot revoke visas or initiate deportation proceedings against foreign students based on their political speech. The ruling follows policies implemented after the arrest of activist Mahmoud Khalil.

Zoo director also in danger: Israeli attacked at dream destination — will they be deported?
A dispute between an Israeli citizen and the French director of a zoo on Koh Samui, who bans Israelis, has reached the courts. After the Israeli claimed he was attacked and the zoo director complained that his mother's house was set on fire, Thai authorities are considering deporting both.

Correspondence reveals: Despite the tension, the United States and Iran cooperated
Emails between US immigration officials point to working ties between the US and Iran regarding the deportation of migrants. The countries coordinated deportation flights for Iranian citizens in late 2025 and early 2026.

Following N12 report: Temporary injunction issued to prevent deportation of Telma Kasau — she will be able to stay with her partner and daughters
The court issued an order preventing the removal from Israel of Telma, a mother of an Israeli daughter and the common-law partner of an Israeli citizen. The legal battle will continue to be managed by her lawyers, but she will be able to remain by her family's side during the process. Her 16-year-old daughter Adi said last week: "I didn't think a day would come when they would decide that my mom...

Exposure: Families of terrorists whose deportation was blocked by legal counsel
Although the law for the deportation of terrorists' families was passed by the Knesset, legal counsel has thwarted its implementation. Channel 14 News has obtained information regarding 150 requests concerning family members of terrorists who have publicly praised or glorified the actions of their relatives. The B'Tsalmo organization has approached the police, but authorities refuse to disclose...

Enforcement failure: deportation from Israel after 22 years of illegal stay
The Supreme Court rejected a foreign national's request to remain in the country after it was revealed that she had been in Israel illegally since 2004 without the authorities taking any action against her.

Bureaucratic Deadlock: State Demands Deportation of Mother of Israeli Daughter
Thelma, who arrived from the Philippines, failed to provide a divorce document from a marriage 30 years ago, leading the state to refuse to regularize her status. Despite living in Israel for over 20 years with her Israeli partner and their 16-year-old daughter, Adi, the family faces separation as early as next week.

For the first time since the earthquakes: USA resumed deportation flights to Venezuela
The United States resumed deportation flights to Venezuela on Monday for the first time since the deadly earthquakes that struck the South American country in late June. On the first flight since the disaster, 147 Venezuelan migrants were deported from Miami to the state of Anzoátegui. The Trump administration had previously deported hundreds of Venezuelans weekly, but the operation was halted...

State Ends Funding for Deportation Flights: "They Must Pay From Their Own Pockets"
After years in which the public bore the costs of deporting migrants and illegal workers, the state has begun to implement a collection mechanism in accordance with the law. In the first half of 2026, 860,000 shekels were collected, following sharp criticism from the Supreme Court regarding the previous lack of enforcement.

"We will not be actors in their play": Authority for the law on deporting terrorists' families to be transferred to the PM
The coalition criticized the legal counsel for hindering the implementation of the law to deport terrorists' families. With no Interior Minister in place, the government will transfer authority to the Prime Minister.