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31.08.2005
AAA 6160/05 – The Minister of Interior v. Hajazi Detailed Notice of Appeal
29.08.2005
Interim Order preventing the deportation of a young stateless Palestinian: the HCJ ordered the State not to deport the young man until the hearing on HaMoked's petition, which demands that he be granted status in Israel. The petitioner has lived in Jerusalem his entire life, but the Interior Ministry's systematic foot dragging in handling his case has turned him into a person without basic rights or liberties
01.08.2005
Decision Table on Grant of Status in Israel to a Minor Only One of Whose Parents is Registered as an Israeli Resident
27.07.2005
Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law (Temporary Order) (Amendment), 5765 – 2005
27.07.2005
The Amendment to the Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law (Temporary Order) enacted by the Knesset maintains the force and effect of unconstitutional legislation: The law, intended to restrict family unification between Israeli citizens and residents and Palestinians residing in the Occupied Territories, is among the harshest laws enacted by Israel, a law that is based on ethnic-national grounds and denies an entire population the possibility to freely choose their spouses in order to establish a family
06.07.2005
Position Paper on Proposed Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law (Temporary Order) (Amendment) 5765-2005
25.05.2005
AP (Jerusalem) 283/05 – Hajazi et al. v. Minister of the Interior Judgment
16.05.2005
Proposed Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law (Temporary Order) (Amendment), 5765–2005
11.04.2005
NII 10177/05 - Zur Baher Village Committee et al. v. the National Insurance Institute
31.03.2005
Conflict, occupation and patriarchy: Women carry the burden