Fifteen Filipinos repatriated from Israel

Photo courtesy of Reuters

Photo courtesy of Reuters

Alex’s story is different from that of most Filipinos, but her success offers inspiration and hope.

‘We have come not for the funeral but for revenge.’

Beirut (AFP) — Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun on Monday told the head of United States forces in the Middle East that…

The tunnel contained hundreds of weapons as well as several launch shafts.

The new OFW Lounge and OFW Facilitation Center at Mactan-Cebu International Airport’s Terminal 2 were launched through…
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said on Friday that fifteen Filipinos were assisted by the Department of Migrant Workers-Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (DMW-OWWA) on 5 June.
It is the second repatriation flight organized following the ceasefire.
The Filipinos traveled from Tel Aviv to Bangkok before transferring to a Philippine Airlines connecting flight, which arrived in Manila.
Since 28 February, 235 Filipino caregivers, hotel workers, minors and dependents, tourists, pilgrims, and students were assisted by the Philippine Embassy in repatriating from Israel, the DFA said.