WHY does the group, We Will Not Obey, oppose the Law of Entry into Israel?
In 2005 Modi was denied a visa to the US under a law barring entry to foreigners who have committed "particularly severe violations of religious freedom".
Modi himself was denied a visa to the US under a law barring entry to foreigners who have committed "particularly severe violations of religious freedom".
She supported the Iraq war and co-sponsored a 2002 law banning entry to the US from nations that sponsor terrorism.
The US president, Barack Obama, did likewise, even though Modi was barred from the country less than 10 years ago under a law preventing entry to foreigners who had committed "particularly severe violations of religious freedom", Associated Press reported.
The administration of President George W Bush denied Modi a visa in 2005 under a 1998 US law barring entry to foreigners who have committed "particularly severe violations of religious freedom".
Mr Blair has said that the government is looking at ways of strengthening the law on entry to the UK of preachers with extreme views, and also at deporting extremists already in the country who incite violence.
In a newspaper advertisement, the group of women declared: "We cannot assent to the legality of the Law of Entry into Israel, which allows every Israeli and every Jew to move freely in all regions between the Mediterranean and the Jordan River while depriving Palestinians of this same right.
Migration law regulates entry at the border whereas criminal law regulates the behaviour of citizens and residents within borders.
The administration of President George W. Bush denied Modi a visa in 2005 under a 1998 U.S. law barring entry to foreigners who have committed "particularly severe violations of religious freedom".
