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12.12.2018
Attempted collective punishment of children has been blocked: following HaMoked’s intervention, the Ministry of Interior retracted its intent to revoke the status of two East Jerusalem minors who are related to an assailant
22.10.2018
Judgment in HaMoked's appeal: the Ministry of Interior must ensure the continuous legal status in Israel of people who act according to its own procedures
07.10.2018
The Ministry of Interior will grant a tourist visa to the minor children of residents of East Jerusalem whose status reinstatement request is being examined: the visa will not grant the children any social rights
29.07.2018
In a legal first, the Appels Tribunal accepts HaMoked's request to order the Ministry of Interior to pay trial costs for its contempt of court
25.07.2018
HaMoked to the Ministry of Interior: grant legal status to the minor children of residents of East Jerusalem while their status reinstatement is being examined
05.07.2018
A measure of last resort: The Appeals Tribunal ordered the Ministry of Interior to pay trial costs, in an effort to force it to decide on requests of residents of East Jerusalem within a reasonable timeframe
28.06.2018
Following a prolonged battle: two of the three daughters of a resident of East Jerusalem, who fell victim to domestic violence, have received residency status in Israel
03.05.2018
Following HaMoked's 7 year battle: a 16 year-old boy raised by a foster family in East Jerusalem will receive permanent residency status in Israel
15.03.2018
The National Labor Court in a precedential decision: East Jerusalem children waiting to receive status in the country are entitled to national health insurance until age 14
26.11.2017
For years a Palestinian widower’s humanitarian application remained unanswered: following HaMoked’s petition, the Minister of Interior has decided to give him a stay permit allowing him to remain living in the city legally with his two underage children