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Supreme Court Appeal Threatens Caregiver for 97-Year-Old Israel Prize Laureate
The Population and Immigration Authority appealed to Israel's Supreme Court to deport the caregiver of 97-year-old Israel Prize laureate Prof. Avishag Nevo, sparking outrage from his family.

Israel Introduces Winter Discount Rates for Passports and ID Cards
Winter discount rates for passports and ID cards in Israel take effect on November 1, 2026, offering online savings and extended redemption periods through April 2027.

Proving Love: The Reality of Status Interviews for Foreign Partners in Israel
Interviews at the Population and Immigration Authority test the sincerity of relationships for foreign partners seeking legal status in Israel, balancing natural memory gaps against fictitious unions.
Crowds and Tensions at Bnei Brak Population Authority Over Walk-In ID Issuance
Severe crowding and tensions occurred at the Bnei Brak Population and Immigration Authority branch as citizens rushed to obtain ID cards without prior appointments ahead of elections.
Security Loophole Exposed at Ben Gurion Airport After Denied Entry
An Austrian citizen denied entry at Ben Gurion Airport bypassed security and slipped into Israel, exposing a major infrastructure loophole that has since been fixed.
Chinese Worker Arrested Over Alleged Smuggling Across Jordanian Border
The Population and Immigration Authority reports the arrest of a Chinese worker suspected of assisting in smuggling operations via the Jordanian border, highlighting wage gaps and ongoing infiltration attempts.
Navigating ID Card Renewal and Replacement Procedures in Israel
Losing an identity card can be stressful, especially ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections. The Population and Immigration Authority outlines procedures and requirements for document renewal.
Border Control at Allenby Crossing Stops 33 Foreigners With Fake Passports
Border control officers at the Allenby Crossing prevented 33 Chinese nationals from entering Israel using forged Japanese passports, highlighting advanced border security.
Israeli Security Alert: Bologna Flight Delayed Over Forged Passports
A Tus Airways flight from Bologna to Ben Gurion Airport was delayed after three Georgian passengers were removed for using forged passports and entry violations amid heightened Israeli security alerts.

Iranian-Born Activist Ramin Parsa Granted Israeli Residency After U.S. Ambassador Intervention
Iranian-born activist Ramin Parsa received a temporary residency permit in Israel following intervention by U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee, ending a lengthy legal battle over his status.
Historic Collective Agreement Signed for Immigration Enforcement Workers
The Ministry of Finance, Histadrut, and Population and Immigration Authority signed a historic six-year collective agreement for 300 enforcement administration workers.
Israel Weighs Entry Bans for Activists and Groups Over European Sanctions
Israel considers entry bans for foreign activists and organizations following British and European sanctions. The Population and Immigration Authority will review a ministerial request targeting boycott proponents.
Rett Syndrome Patient Fights in Court to Keep Caregiver of 18 Years
Liri Louise Karent, a 25-year-old Rett syndrome patient, was brought to a Jerusalem court by ambulance to appeal the deportation of her caregiver of 18 years, Kumari Budhatoki Adhikari, following a prolonged visa dispute.
Rabbis Warn IDF Draft Evaders to Avoid Ben Gurion Airport Ahead of Uman Pilgrimage
Breslov rabbis Shalom Arush and Natan Efrain Koenig warned draft evaders and those with exit bans to avoid Ben Gurion Airport. Military police and immigration checkpoints have been set up to arrest wanted individuals.
Muhammad and Abigail Top Israel's Most Popular Baby Names List
The Population and Immigration Authority released its annual baby names statistics ahead of the Jewish New Year. Muhammad and Ariel lead for boys, while Abigail remains the top choice for girls.
Ben Gurion Airport travel benefit for Israeli citizens extended until December 31, 2026
The Population and Immigration Authority is extending the framework that allows Israeli citizens holding a foreign passport to enter and exit the country without an Israeli one. These guidelines remain in effect at all border crossings.