Israel Interior Minister: Gov’t Will Keep Deporting Infiltrators
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Times of Israel – Touring South Tel Aviv Tuesday, Interior Minister Gideon Sa’ar said that the issue of African migrants is one of the most vexing problems facing Israel, and that the government would keep working to deport infiltrators to their nations of origin or to third countries.
Billed as his first working tour in his new post, Sa’ar walked around Neve Sha’anan, a low-income and middle-class neighborhood in south Tel Aviv that’s become an epicenter for African migrants in Israel, to get a firsthand glimpse of the area.
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