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Eritrea: Israel Considers Deporting Eritreans Involved in 'Riots'
DW, 3 September 2023
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says "a red line" was crossed when an Eritrean protest in Tel Aviv turned violent. Read more »
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Eritrea: Over 100 Injured As Israeli Police Break Up Eritrean Protest
DW, 2 September 2023
Among those hurt were 30 police officers and three protesters hit by police fire. Read more »
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Eritrea: Alhadath - Ramping up Fabricated Accusations
Shabait, 3 September 2023
Saudi-based TV channel AlHadath spewed fabricated vitriol against Eritrea in its broadcast this afternoon. This is not the first time for this channel to spread outrageous… Read more »
Israel Mulls Deportations After Police Fire at Eritrean Protest
Protests by asylum-seekers and migrants opposed to the Eritrean government turned violent in Tel Aviv on Saturday. Israeli medical officials have said more than 114 people were treated for injuries, including about 30 police officers. At least three protesters were shot during the protests, authorities added.
The violence erupted during a protest against an event organized by the Eritrean embassy in the Israeli coastal city. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said "a red line" was crossed during the demonstration and the country is considering deporting Eritreans who participated.
A map showing the location of Eritrea (in orange) and Israel (circled, in green).
