Report: Two Foreign Left-Wing Activists Face Aliyah Freeze
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Israel freezes aliyah of two Jewish protective presence activists
In both cases, the activists, who do not know each other, had their passports photographed by a soldier or a settler while in the West Bank. Months later, the Population Authority suspended their eligibility for aliyah
Two young Jews, one British citizen and the other American, who did not already know each other, have been involved in the activities of left-wing organizations in the West Bank in recent years. They have been informed of the revocation of their entry visas after their approval by the Jewish Agency, which is responsible for entry procedures in Western countries.
Israeli authorities have blocked two Jews from settling in the country because of their activities on behalf of Palestinians. According to the Haaretz daily, the British citizen and the US citizen were previously involved in protecting Palestinians from settler violence in the occupied West Bank.
Israeli authorities have suspended the settlement process for two Jews, a British citizen and a US citizen, because they were involved in protecting Palestinians from settler violence in the occupied West Bank, Haaretz reported on Monday.
Israel has rejected the immigration applications of two Jewish youths who support Palestinians in the occupied West Bank. According to Haaretz, the army confiscated their passports and rejected their applications without explanation, despite approval from the Jewish Agency.
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