Commenting on the policy in 2017, the UN Refugee Agency said it was "concerned that these persons have not found adequate safety or a durable solution to their plight."

It also said it was only aware of nine people who had stayed in Rwanda. Nine.

(2/?)

— Matthew Thompson (@mattuthompson) April 14, 2022

Israel to Pay Rwanda $5,000 for Every Deported Asylum Seeker It Takes In | Haaretz - Nov. 20, 2017 |

Rwanda Denies Signing 'Secret Deal With Israel' to Accept Deported Asylum Seekers | Haaretz - Jan. 23, 2018 |

Thousands of asylum seekers in Israel protested deportation outside Rwandan embassy in Israel

Israeli Program in Which Asylum Seekers Willingly Leave for Rwanda Is Frozen | Haaretz - July 25, 2018 |

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