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27.01.2015
Ministry of Interior responds to HaMoked: A magnetic card given for passage through checkpoints separating between Israel and the OPT does not, per se, indicate the holder had undergone security screening
08.12.2014
New report by HaMoked: Temporary Order? Life in East Jerusalem under the Shadow of the Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law
23.11.2014
After 10 years and following a legal battle conducted by HaMoked: the Ministry of Interior reinstated the residency status of a Palestinian woman from East Jerusalem and arranged the status of her son
12.11.2014
At the end of six years of legal battle: the Ministry of Interior issued a temporary residency permit to a Palestinian who born and raised in Jerusalem but has no status in the world: the Appeals Tribunal ordered the interior ministry to pay ILS 10,000 in trial costs
09.11.2014
District Court issued 15,000 NIS costs order against the Ministry of Interior, ruling: The status of children born in Israel and abandoned by their parents must be the same as their legal guardian’s
12.08.2014
HaMoked to the Appeals Tribunal: instruct the authorities to promptly grant a stateless young woman permanent status in Israel
12.06.2014
Following a protracted legal battle: the Ministry of Interior amended the procedure for handling registration applications of children who have only one Israeli-resident parent
14.05.2014
Only following a court petition: the Ministry of Interior registers three brothers who were removed from their home by the welfare authorities. The court issues a 7,500 NIS costs order against the Ministry of Interior
05.03.2014
Appellate Committee for Foreign Nationals in first ruling of its kind: Ministry of Interior must respect Sharia Court ruling and recognize the grandmother of a Jerusalem child as legal guardian – even though the mother lives in the West Bank – and permit his residency in Israel
12.02.2014
The Israel Prison Service refused to allow a 3-year-old toddler to visit his father in prison: the visit was allowed following HaMoked's intervention