VOICED : Unwelcome in Israel, African refugees dream of home

The video discusses the situation of African migrants in South Tel Aviv, Israel, highlighting their challenges, dreams, and the hostility they face from local residents. It covers political responses, cultural clashes, and legal issues, including the Supreme Court's ruling on detention limits. The migrants' aspirations to return home and the complexities of their legal status are also explored.

What is the primary aspiration of Eritrean and Sudanese migrants living in South Tel Aviv?

• To move to another country

• To return to their home countries

• To integrate into Israeli society

• To gain permanent residency in Israel

What was the purpose of Israeli premier Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the South Tel Aviv neighborhood?

• To offer support to the migrants

• To announce new housing projects

• To address local residents' complaints about migrants

• To celebrate cultural diversity

What is the stance of Chevy Paz's group regarding the migrants?

• They support the migrants' integration

• They lobby for harsher measures against migrants

• They provide aid to the migrants

• They advocate for migrant rights

What challenge do migrants face regarding their visas in Israel?

• Visas allow them to work freely

• Visas are easily renewable without conditions

• Visas require proof of employment for renewal

• Visas grant them refugee status automatically

What did Israel's Supreme Court rule regarding the detention of migrants?

• Migrants can be held indefinitely

• Migrants can be held for no more than 60 days

• Migrants must be released immediately

• Migrants can be held for up to a year