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Egyptian police kill Eritrean trying to sneak into Israel

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Source excerpt: Al-Arish, Egypt - Egyptian border police shot and killed one of five Eritreans who were allegedly trying to sneak into Israel through the country's southern Sinai border, security officials said Tuesday.

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Egyptian police kill Eritrean trying to sneak into Israel

Middle East News

Dec 6, 2011, 10:15 GMT

source http://www.monstersandcritics.com/news/middleeast/news/article_1679187.php/Egyptian-police-kill-Eritrean-trying-to-sneak-into-Israel

Al-Arish, Egypt - Egyptian border police shot and killed one of five Eritreans who were allegedly trying to sneak into Israel through the country's southern Sinai border, security officials said Tuesday.

The border guards opened fire after the five refused to heed a call to surrender, a security official told dpa.

Egyptian authorities informed the Eritrean embassy in Cairo about the incident.

Every year hundreds of migrants, including asylum-seekers from Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Sudan, attempt to cross into Israel via Egypt.

Human rights groups have accused Egyptian authorities of mistreating them and have denounced both Israel and Egypt for migration policies that violate human rights and international obligations to refugees.

More than 10,000 Africans entered Israel illegally in 2011, according to Israeli immigration authorities.

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    equested his help in picking up ransom from family members of people they had kidnapped. Al-Qarnawi was allegedly told to call the family and friends of the asylum seekers kidnapped in the Sinai and receive the ransom payment, according to the indictment, after which he handed the money over to the kidnappers. The indictment states al-Qarnawi accepted five payments monthly between June 2011

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