Hundreds of African asylum seekers, Israeli activists and residents took to Tel Aviv’s streets on Monday to slam the Israeli government's decision to deport tens of thousands of African asylum-seekers to Uganda.

The UN refugee agency has urged the Israeli PM to ‘reconsider’ his decision on cancelling a migrant deal with the world body.

Israel says it has cancelled plans to deport African migrants to Africa and instead reached a deal with the United Nations refugee agency to send more than 16,000 to Western countries.

Nearly 38,000 migrants, mainly Eritreans and Sudanese, have received notices from the Israeli regime to leave or get arrested.

Amid Israel’s controversial policy of forcing African migrants back to the continent, one of the regime’s chief rabbis calls black people “monkeys.”

The death of an African immigrant led to a violent protest in central Madrid, leaving at least 20 people injured.

Thousands of people protested against Israel's plans to deport African refugees at a rally in Tel Aviv on Saturday.

Israel has begun notifying African immigrants that they must leave the occupied territories or face jail. They’ve already started the implementation of a plan to deport nearly 38,000 immigrants.

Thousands of Israelis take to the streets alongside African refugees in Tel Aviv to protest Israel's policy of deporting and jailing asylum seekers.

Israel started the implementation of a plan in early January to force thousands of African migrants out of the occupied territories.