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[Title] => Suspect in OFW slay in Israel nabbed
[Summary] => Israeli police have arrested the suspect in the slaying of a Filipina caregiver, whose chopped remains were found in a garbage pile in Haifa last week, a Philippine Embassy report said yesterday.
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said Ling Hao Sian, who has reportedly been working in Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv without a work permit, was arrested in Tel Aviv on Tuesday hours after his photograph was shown on Israeli television.
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[Title] => RP protests Israeli discrimination against Pinoy workers
[Summary] => The Philippines has lodged a formal protest with Israel for allegedly segregating Filipina travelers at the back of aircraft on flights to Tel Aviv, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
Filipinos boarding flights to Israel’s main Ben Gurion International Airport are reportedly made to undergo "overly strict scrutiny and assigned seats at the rear of the aircraft," the DFA said in a statement, citing a report by Ambassador to Israel Antonio Modena to Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo.
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[Title] => RP seeks recognition for helping Jews escape Nazis
[Summary] => The Philippines said yesterday it was seeking formal recognition of its role in helping Jews escape Nazi Europe during the holocaust.
"The Filipino people welcomed Jewish refugees to the Philippines at a time when the rest of the world slammed its doors to a people seeking safe sanctuary from Nazi tyranny," Filipino envoy to Israel Antonio Modena said in a statement issued by the foreign department.
"Surely the Filipino people should be recognized for upholding a high sense of morality and humanity," he added.
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The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said Ling Hao Sian, who has reportedly been working in Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv without a work permit, was arrested in Tel Aviv on Tuesday hours after his photograph was shown on Israeli television.
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Filipinos boarding flights to Israel’s main Ben Gurion International Airport are reportedly made to undergo "overly strict scrutiny and assigned seats at the rear of the aircraft," the DFA said in a statement, citing a report by Ambassador to Israel Antonio Modena to Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo.
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[Title] => RP seeks recognition for helping Jews escape Nazis
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November 17, 2006 - 12:00am
