Archive · 26 Dec 2025
Indian Workers Sue Over Israel Job Scheme Delays
Some workers from India were chosen for jobs in Israel through a government program.
They paid for their tickets and passed all the tests, but they were not sent to Israel like others who were chosen later.
These workers are now upset and have filed a legal case against the organization in charge of the program.
They say it's not fair that they were left behind even though they did everything right.
They also say they borrowed money to pay for the tickets and now they are struggling to pay it back.
They want the court to help them get the jobs in Israel that they were promised.
27 workers from Uttar Pradesh filed a petition against NSDC for alleged discrimination in the Israel job scheme.
Workers claim they cleared all tests and paid for tickets but were not sent to Israel.
NSDC issued a notice for refunds to selected candidates who could not be sent to Israel.
Workers allege they faced financial hardship due to loans taken for the job opportunity.
The petitioners seek a full five-year contract in Israel, arguing they have already lost over a year.
- Who
- 27 Indian workers from Uttar Pradesh
- What
- Filed a petition against the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) for alleged discrimination in the Israel job scheme
- When
- Petition filed in September 2024, refund notice issued on December 23, 2024
- Where
- Allahabad High Court, India
- Why
- Alleged discrimination in selection process for Israel jobs, despite clearing all tests and paying for tickets
- Number of Petitioners
- 27
- Total Selected Candidates
- 2,700
- Average Monthly Salary in Israel
- Rs 1.9 lakh (after deductions)
- Workers Sent via G2G Route
- 5,000 by 2024-end
- Workers Sent via B2B Route
- 5,000 by 2024-end
- Petition Filed
- September 2024
- Refund Notice Issued
- December 23, 2024