"Feel illegal": Life under the deposit law

Story Single mothers who began to engage in prostitution, workers who wish to work without a pay slip - these are part of the life restrictions brought about by the Deposits Law for Asylum Seekers. The law, which came into force in May 2017, states that employers are required to deduct 20% of the net salary of the receiver and transfer them to a deposit fund. The cumulative amount will be returned to the workers upon leaving Israel as an incentive mechanism for "voluntary resignation." However, it turns out that the asylum seekers who left the country were unable to receive the sums accumulated for them. Language:  Hebrew Subtitles:  English