Tel-Chai Nation

The prime minister went to tour south Tel Aviv to see for himself what's become of the neighborhood after they've experienced their own influx of illegal immigrants (with the only detractor being that he had to go along with the awful Aryeh Deri):

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu toured south Tel Aviv for a second time in less than a week Sunday evening, in what was described as an “undercover” peep at the large community of undocumented African migrants in the area.

Accompanied by Interior Minister Aryeh Deri, Netanyahu visited the same areas he toured on a similar visit Thursday, only this time without any prior warning or arrangements, in order to gain a more candid view of the neighborhood’s alleged woes, according to Deri’s spokesperson.

The influx of African migrants into the working class area of Tel Aviv in recent years has sparked anger among local residents, who claim the asylum-seekers bring crime. Protests by residents have stepped up in recent days around a court ruling that found Israel could only detain migrants for 60 days and could not forcibly deport them to a third country.

The two walked around the Neve Sha’anan neighborhood, Levinsky Park and the Hatikvah neighborhood.

Netanyahu, who last week announced his intention to establish a ministerial committee to deal with the issue, denied earlier Sunday that the asylum-seekers, most of whom hail from Sudan and Eritrea, were actually refugees.

“Most of them are looking for jobs,” he asserted, adding that Israel had the right to “remove [the] illegal aliens who don’t belong here.”

Of course some of the could be looking for jobs, but it's all at the expense of the law-abiding public. That the court was willing to hinder efforts to deport them without too much difficulty only attests to their continued leftism.

And what are the odds some of the migrants could be Muslims? It's quite possible, and that's bad too.

Labels: Africa, immigration, islam, Israel, Moonbattery, political corruption