Ethiopian Asylum Seekers in Israel Weigh Uncertain Future

Foreign Policy reports on Ethiopian asylum seekers in Israel who fled the country’s war and may now be sent back.

The article describes a broken asylum system and shrinking resettlement options that leave many with nowhere to turn.

It begins with the account of Luwam Habteab, who says she was detained in November 2020 by Ethiopian security forces for her reporting on the Axum massacre and spent 75 days sleeping on the floor of a prison cell with little food and no medical care.

Source: Foreign Policy · Theia Chatelle

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