Over 900 civilians have been killed and over half a million have fled

The most recent truce, the first to be supported by a joint US-Saudi effort, will go into effect on Monday evening, however violence erupts in Khartoum within hours of its signing

Legal overhaul proponents say African migrants are a main reason it must pass, citing it as example of judicial overreach; activists say Supreme Court protects those fleeing danger

Contrasting justices' rejection of bill jailing African migrants with their approval of Gaza Disengagement Law, Simcha Rothman cuts to very heart of debate dividing Israeli society

Status will grant almost all the same rights as citizens, except voting in elections; can be renewed after 6 months if they prove their lives are centered in Israel

Director of Israeli migrant advocacy group says that while Israel 'does not send migrants back,' it makes their lives difficult on the ground

Migrants have repeatedly attempted to enter Jewish state in search of work in light of ongoing Lebanese economic crisis

Border breach prompted army to shoot up flares, alarming local residents, before incident was determined to not be security-related

Leader of Ethiopia's Tigray region accuses Eritrea of sending soldiers across the border, threatens more rockets 'as long as troops are fighting here'

Jerusalem looking at offering those willing to return home guarantees of safety, vocational training and a generous grant, according to Channel 12