US Benjamin Netanyahu plans too remove all African migrants from Israel - The Israeli prime minister's remarks came a day after violent protests in Tel Aviv left more than 140 people wounded.

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His remarks came a day after rival groups of Eritreans clashed in bloody protests that left dozens of people injured.

The groups, supporters and opponents of Eritrea's government, faced off with construction lumber, pieces of metal and rocks, smashing shop windows and police cars.

Israeli police in riot gear shot tear gas, stun grenades and live rounds while officers on horseback tried to control the protesters.
The violence broke out near the Eritrean embassy when protesters were stopped from reaching the building ahead of a cultural event set to take place there.

The issue of migrants has long divided Israel and the latest violence has brought it back to the fore.

It comes as the country continues to be torn over Mr Netanyahu's controversial plans to overhaul the judicial system, which some say amounts to a power grab by the prime minister.
"We want harsh measures against the rioters, including the immediate deportation of those who took part," Mr Netanyahu said.

He requested that ministers present him with plans "for the removal of all the other illegal infiltrators," and noted in his remarks that the Supreme Court struck down some measures meant to coerce the migrants to leave.

Under international law, Israel cannot forcibly send people back to a country where their life or liberty may be at risk.

About 25,000 African migrants live in Israel, mainly from Sudan and Eritrea, who say they fled conflict or repression.
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Israel? More like the based-is-real!
 
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Battlefield2142EU dijo:
Under international law, Israel cannot forcibly send people back to a country where their life or liberty may be at risk.
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Who, precisely, will enforce this "International Law"? I do wish the "International courts" would stop pretending to be meaningful powers.

The Israelis are more that welcome to deport all the Niggers they like, but I want my country to do the same.
 
United nations is freaking out and telling Israel it can't do this.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveb...l-that-expelling-eritreans-en-masse-unlawful/

The UN urges Israel to refrain from mass deportations of Eritreans following weekend clashes involving asylum seekers, warning such a move would “contravene international law” and could have dire human consequences.

The United Nations refugee agency says it was “deeply concerned” by the clashes that erupted on Saturday in Tel Aviv when a demonstration against an Eritrean government event turned violent, injuring over 200 people.

“UNHCR calls for calm and restraint, and on all parties to refrain from taking any steps that could aggravate the situation further,” William Spindler, spokesman for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, tells reporters in Geneva.

While stressing that it was “important to establish accountability” for the events, he warns Israel against taking broad measures against Eritreans in the country.

“Any decision impacting all Eritrean asylum-seekers… would contravene international law,” he says.

The UN human rights chief is alarmed by the high injury rate and blames Israel for it:
https://www.timesofisrael.com/un-rights-chief-alarmed-by-injury-toll-during-south-tel-aviv-unrest/

The United Nations’ rights chief said Monday he was “alarmed” by the high number of injuries during recent clashes in Israel involving Eritrean protesters.

Trouble erupted on Saturday when a demonstration against an Eritrean government event turned violent, with over 140 people hurt in street battles between rival groups and police attempting to restore order. The injured included a dozen Eritrean asylum seekers who were hit by gunfire, apparently from Israeli police.

“Alarmed at high number of injuries during protests involving opposing Eritrean protesters, particularly in Israel,” UN human rights chief Volker Turk said on X, formerly known as Twitter.
“Crucial that investigations take place, hate speech is avoided -– especially by authorities — and principle of non-refoulment is fully respected,” he added.

The clashes began outside a south Tel Aviv venue that was set to host a pro-regime event organized by the Eritrean embassy in Israel.
 
"International law" is just treaties that your country's government agreed to at some point in the past. If those treaties no longer work in your interest, the current government can (and should) leave them.
 
Bibi is going full TND, huh?

It’s mildly ironic that Israel is doing a pogram, but a nation should be able to say “you’ve used up our good will, get the fuck out”. It’s not “nice”, but the idea that people get infinite support for being refugees is annoying.
 
HodgePodgeRogerDodger dijo:
Bibi is going full TND, huh?

It’s mildly ironic that Israel is doing a pogram, but a nation should be able to say “you’ve used up our good will, get the fuck out”. It’s not “nice”, but the idea that people get infinite support for being refugees is annoying.
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Especially when you consider that some of these Eritreans were protesting in support of the dictator that's been running their country for decades, like if you niggers love him why the fuck are you in Israel at all? Go back to Eritrea.
 
Israel can have a little deportation as a treat.
 
Honestly, if you run your home country flag 24/7 and you are a migrant, you need a punch in the gut and sent back. I don’t fly to China and make get upset when people insult Trump and my love of hot dogs.
 
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